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Sawyer is a communication major with double minors in Women's & Gender Studies and Anthropology & Sociology. After commencement, she will be working as a psychiatric care technician at the Ohio State Medical Center in the Harding Psychiatric Hospital. Sawyer plans to pursue a master’s in social work.
Matheny and Patton presented Sawyer with an award certificate and a check for $300. Other nominees for the award include Stacey Adams ’15, nominated by Carrie Messner of Village Core Fitness; Megan Leigha Hart ‘15, nominated by Dwight Davidson, of United Church of Granville; Ankita Rachel Henry, also nominated by Dwight Davidson, of United Church of Granville and Erin Worden ’17, nominated by Susie Kalinoski, of the John W. Alford Center for Service-Learning.