Cum Laude Society inducts new members

Congratulations to the following seniors who were inducted into the USN Cum Laude Society on Wednesday, October 25: Ryan Barrett, Grace Boero, Chloe Cmelak, Ann Cox, Lucy Cramer, Madeleine Ewing, Elijah Galentino, Cléo Gauthier, Claire Gilliam, Olivia Hess, Gavin Higgins, Eleanor Hirt, Alima Kassim, Emily Law, Natalie Mallal, William Ostroski, Sarah Page-McCaw, Caroline Quinones, Margot Ross, Olivia Schwarz, Clara Smail, Isaac Spiller, Katherine Vaughn, Nicholas Venable, Adam Wang, Xavier Warren, Josephine Whelan, and Kailyn Womer.
By Holly Newsome, Assistant Director of Marketing and Communications 

Dr. Andrew Van Schaack, a professor at Vanderbilt University with appointments in the Peabody College of Education and the School of Engineering, served as the guest speaker for the Class of 2024 USN Cum Laude Society induction ceremony.
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