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April 28, 2008

Ryan Receives UNM's Clauve Outstanding Senior Award

RyanIn honor of UNM’s finest students in academics, leadership and citizenship, the University of New Mexico awarded Brandon Ryan the Clauve Outstanding Senior Award at the 2008 Recognition Reception on April 10.

Brandon Ryan, a native of Farmington, New Mexico is the son of Brad Ryan and Vonda Rabuck. Ryan is a graduate of Piedra Vista High School and will earn his Bachelor’s degree in Business Finance. During his time at UNM, Ryan has served as the Lobo Cycling Vice President, ASUNM Senator and Attorney General.

In addition, Ryan has served as a member for the Racquetball Club, Edinburgh Rowing Club and the Finance and Lobby Committee. Ryan has been involved at UNM as a Resident Advisor, SUB Board Space Allocation Chair, SUB Board Committee, Food Service RFP Committee and the Hokona and Redondo Community Association. Also, Ryan has volunteered his time to UNM Spring Storm and Relay for Life. Off campus, Ryan has participated in the Nob Hill Velo Cycling Team, as a HR Workways volunteer, Mesa Verde Elementary School volunteer and a Special Olympics volunteer.

Ryan has made the Anderson School of Management Honor Roll a total of three times, and as a result, has received a variety of scholarships. As a exchange student, Ryan traveled to Edinburgh, Scotland to study at the University of Edinburgh.

The Clauve Award is presented to senior students who have performed well academically and made significant contributions to the general welfare of the campus community through their involvement in student organizations and activities. Ryan, along with five other Clauve Outstanding Senior Award recipients were good company at the ceremony as they shared the stage with over 30 other students honored for their excellence in education and community service. Congratulations to this entire group of students who makes UNM proud!

 


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