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LWU celebrates achievements at annual Honors Convocation By Shelby Burton Lindsey Wilson University recognized academic achievement, leadership and service during its annual honors convocation held Tuesday, April 21, 2026, in Biggers Sports Center. More than 60 awards were presented to students and faculty for accomplishments during the 2025-26 academic year. Honors included top students in each of the university's six academic schools, student leaders who contributed to campus and community life, and faculty members recognized for their dedication to their students and academic excellence. Lindsey Wilson University will hold its 123rd commencement ceremonies at 6pmCT on Friday, May 1, 2026, and at 10amCT and 2pmCT on Saturday, May 2, in Biggers Sports Center, 360 Spickard Drive, Columbia, KY. Megan Whitson of East Bernstadt, Kentucky received the President's Award, which is presented to the graduating senior who in the opinion of the Lindsey Wilson president best embodies the Lindsey Wilson mission. An English and communication double major, Whitson wears many hats including editor-in-chief of the Alpha Kappa Phi Review, senior class president and resident director of Draper Apartments and Keefe Hall. Emma Sanders of Leitchfield, Kentucky was named a John B. Begley Scholar, one of Kentucky's most selective and prestigious scholarship programs. Sanders is a business administration major and is currently in Orlando participating in the Disney College Program. The Lindsey Wilson Student Government Association recognized Global Citizens Club as Organization of the Year and Associate Professor of Media Studies David Goguen as Teacher of the Year. Both awards are selected by the student body. Allison Smith was named Exemplary Teacher of the Year by The United Methodist Church Division of Higher Education. Smith serves as the dean of the School of Arts and Humanities and has been at the university for 21 years. Lindsey Wilson University -- 2026 Honors Convocation Awards Presidential Awards
Named Awards
School of Arts and Humanities
School of Business and Communication
School of Professional Studies
School of Professional Counseling
School of Mathematics and Sciences
School of Graduate Business and Technology
Student Life Awards
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