2025 Distinguished Alumni Award Recipients Announced
April 21, 2025 - 01:14
The Sycamore Education Foundation recently named Virginia Sherrod, Wright B. George, and Chad McGehee as the recipients of the 2025 Distinguished Alumni Award. This prestigious recognition honors individuals who have made significant contributions to their communities and excelled in their professional fields after graduating.
Virginia Sherrod is celebrated for her commitment to education and advocacy, making a lasting impact on students and educators alike. Wright B. George has garnered respect for his innovative work in technology, driving advancements that benefit both industry and society. Chad McGehee's achievements in the field of community service have inspired many, showcasing the importance of giving back and fostering positive change.
The awards ceremony will take place in the spring of 2025, where these distinguished alumni will be honored for their accomplishments and dedication. The Sycamore Education Foundation aims to inspire current students by highlighting the success stories of its alumni and their contributions to society.
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