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The Elmer Nicholson Achievement Prize is presented to the student who has emerged from their total ����̽̽ experience with the promise of great expectations in their field of interest. This year’s recipient is Evan Siegel (he/him).

A major in Business Administration in the Grossman School of Business with a minor in History, Evan Siegel has made a name for himself as a motivated and dedicated leader in both his academic and social communities.

His wide range of co-curricular leadership experiences include four years as a Student Government Association senator, a term as president of the Marketing Club, a student leader in Hillel, a member and philanthropic chair of Phi Mu Delta, Vice President of Communications of the Interfraternity Council, and a founding member of the Jewish Student Union. He has also served the university as an AdvoCat, a member of the Grossman Student Advisory Committee, and as the student representative on the Budget Finance and Investment Committee of the Board of Trustees for two years.

Reflecting on his ����̽̽ experience, Siegel says, “For me, emergence is finding your true, authentic self. Education is using knowledge to benefit our society. ����̽̽ has given me both.”