Clarksville, TN – The Austin Peay State University (APSU) College of Business hosted its inaugural “Night of Honor,” celebrating student accomplishments for the 2024-25 academic year.
The college’s Student Success Center established the event to champion student engagement and leadership while recognizing excellence across various academic and extracurricular pursuits.
The Night of Honor showcased student excellence through a series of prestigious recognitions, including:
Omicron Delta Epsilon Honor Society – Recognizes high scholastic attainment and honors outstanding achievements in economics.
- Logan Jackson
Govs Fund – Recognizes student fund managers and their commitment to managing over $500,000 in mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
- James Alvis
Sigma Beta Delta Honor Society – Recognizes scholarship and accomplishment among students of business, management, and administration, while promoting aspirations toward personal and professional improvement and a life distinguished by honorable service to humankind.
- Kathrine Bailey, Sherry Comperry, Grace Cowan, Daniela Diaz Campos, Kayla Downey, Beverly Dubois, Marleigh Heggie, Juliana Hensley, Logan Jackson, Whitney Joseph, Braden Kaiser, Seth Kerney, Leah Kimble, Pamela Lockhart, Sarabeth Mackens, Nathaniel McCully, Haley Rickard, Khalilah Sanders, Nigella Saunders, Pamela Saxon, Kaira Torres, Lawrence Valdez and Victoria Zook
College Ambassadors – Recognizes student ambassadors for their service in supporting college recruitment and engagement initiatives during the academic year.
- Sarah Ahlheit
- Daniela Diaz Campos
- Landry Hampton
- William Martin Jr.
- Tiffany Ortiz
High-impact practice – Recognizes participation in two or more high-impact practices such as internships, study abroad, undergraduate research and service-learning coursework.
- Whitney Joseph
Financial Executives International (FEI) Award – Recognizes one outstanding finance or accounting student from eight Tennessee universities. During the Night of Honor, the college recognized the following student on their selection by FEI:
- Daniela Diaz Campos
Dean’s Circle Award – Recognizes graduating students from each business major who exemplify professionalism and academic excellence.
- Charlie Albert – finance
- Denise Torrealba Auerbach – management
- Spencer Mimms – accounting
- Campbell Moore – marketing
Carmen C. Reagan Awards – Recognizes students whose involvement has strengthened the College of Business. The award is named after Dr. Carmen Reagan, former dean of the college, community volunteer and philanthropic leader.
- Sarah Ahlheit
- Lucas Bales
- Daniela Diaz Campos
