May 13, 2026 - 21:51

Sharmani Hall, a 2018 graduate who now serves as the graduate services coordinator for the Department of STEM Education, has been selected as the recipient of the College of Education's 2026 Dr. Louis D. Hunt Service Leadership Award. The award recognizes College of Education staff members who demonstrate outstanding service and leadership within their roles.
Hall's work involves supporting graduate students and faculty in the STEM Education department, where she has been praised for her dedication and ability to foster a collaborative environment. The Dr. Louis D. Hunt Service Leadership Award is named after a former faculty member and honors individuals who go beyond their regular duties to make a significant impact on the college community.
In her position, Hall coordinates academic programs, advises students, and helps streamline administrative processes. Colleagues noted her consistent efforts to improve the graduate student experience and her willingness to take on additional responsibilities. The award committee highlighted her proactive approach and the positive influence she has had on both students and staff.
Hall will be formally recognized at an upcoming College of Education event. The award underscores the college's commitment to celebrating staff who exemplify service and leadership in higher education.
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