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External Partners Alumni Search Submit Return to home Search Search About About Olin Home Why Olin Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Leadership & Strategy News & Media Events Contact Us Programs Programs Home Explore Our Programs BS in Business Administration MBAs Specialized Master's Doctoral Executive Education Dual Degrees Faculty & Research Faculty & Research Home Faculty Directory Research Research Centers Olin Brookings Commission Olin Award Student Resources Student Resources Home Career Services Center for Experiential Learning Entrepreneurship Academic Calendars Student Organizations For Current Students For Military Veterans Admissions Admissions Home Scholarships & Aid Attend Program Events Visit Olin Ask a Student Student Profiles Request Information Refer a Candidate External Partners Alumni Honors and awards announced for graduate students May 9, 2017 By Melody Walker 6 minute read Home News Honors and awards announced for graduate students Olin&＃8217;s Graduate Programs&＃8217;&＃160;Graduation Recognition Ceremony&＃160;will be held in the&＃160;Athletic Complex, Field House at 3 p.m., May 19, 2017.&＃160; All graduates are requested to arrive at the Athletic Complex no later than 2:30 p.m. Please check-in at the tables at the draped off north hallway on the Field House level and fill out your reader card. A reception immediately follows in the Knight Hall Atrium. Be sure to read the information for&＃160;Graduate Students.Link to live stream the 2017 Olin graduate ceremony. The keynote speaker will be&＃160;Joe Fox, Associate Dean for Graduate Programs. He oversees management of the full-time MBA program, the part-time Professional MBA program, and the Specialized Masters programs. Fox joined Olin in 1988. Prior to Olin, he served as assistant dean and MBA program director at Marquette University in Milwaukee for nearly 18 years. Fox received his undergraduate degree in accounting from John Carroll University in Cleveland, Ohio, and his MBA from Marquette where he taught accounting before pursuing his career in administration. Joe Fox is stepping down from his full-time role at Olin in June. He and his wife Gail are returning to their home state of Wisconsin to be near family. The student graduation speaker is&＃160;Cambrie Nelson. Cambrie&＃8217;s MBA degree will be her second from Washington University. She earned her undergraduate degree in anthropology here in 2009. Cambrie won honors for leadership, scholarship, and community service back then, so it is no surprise that she returned to campus as an accomplished strategy consultant and educator, and immediately stepped into leadership roles, again, as a grad student. She has been a teaching assistant; President of Net Impact; Student Government Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion; and appointed as a representative to the University-wide Diversity Commission. She will be joining Accenture in September as a Healthcare and Public Service Management Consultant. Student Awards & Honors Sara Girmay Berhie&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;Center for Experiential Learning Impact AwardRecognizes a graduating MBA students who have delivered the highest level of impact to the business and nonprofit communities through the Center for Experiential Learning (CEL) and other Olin-sponsored programs and activities.&＃160; Awardees distinguished themselves with exceptional effort and leadership that advanced the missions and objectives of the organizations and individuals with which they engaged. Jane Markey Culver&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160; John Wayne Latchum Memorial AwardRecognizes the graduating MBA student who best exemplifies the qualities of integrity, loyalty to friends and country, courage, intelligence, and high standards of personal conduct as judged by the faculty. This award is named in memory of John Wayne Latchum, a business student who died in 1971 while he was a senior at Washington University. It is made possible through the generosity of his parents. Conn Quertermous Davis&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;Center for Experiential Learning Impact AwardRecognizes a graduating MBA students who have delivered the highest level of impact to the business and nonprofit communities through the Center for Experiential Learning (CEL) and other Olin-sponsored programs and activities.&＃160; Awardees distinguished themselves with exceptional effort and leadership that advanced the missions and objectives of the organizations and individuals with which they engaged. Kevin Graham Farrell&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160; Peer Recognition AwardAwarded to the graduating Professional MBA student who, in the opinion of his or her fellow students, best exemplifies the qualities of character, leadership, and service and also enjoys the respect, admiration, and affection of his or her classmates. Kevin Graham Farrell&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;Hiram and Mary Neuwoehner PrizeAwarded by the faculty to the graduating Professional MBA student who has been the most substantive addition to the evening program through contributions in the classroom and excellence in writing papers and taking examinations. This award was established by Mary Neuwoehner in the 1990s to honor her husband, Hiram Neuwoehner, BSBA &＃8217;41, a St. Louis advertising executive and founder of Batz-Hodgson-Neuwoehner Inc. Trevor D. Hale&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;Outstanding Finance Student AwardAwarded to the graduating Master of Science in Finance student who, in the judgment of the faculty, exhibits the strongest academic achievement and the most potential in the field of finance. Tianda Vinese Harris&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;Milford Bohm Prize in MarketingAwarded to the graduating MBA student who, in the judgment of the faculty, exhibits the strongest academic achievement and the most potential in the field of marketing. This award was established in honor of Milford Bohm&＃8213;founder, chairman, and CEO of CPI (formerly Rembrandt Studio) from 1942 to 1973&＃8213;by his wife, Lee Bohm, and their children, Mimi (MBA &＃8217;79), David (LA &＃8217;78/JD &＃8217;84), Rob (MBA &＃8217;90), and the late Vicki (EN &＃8217;84/SI &＃8217;85). Daniel Henry&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;John Wayne Latchum Memorial AwardRecognizes the graduating MBA student who best exemplifies the qualities of integrity, loyalty to friends and country, courage, intelligence, and high standards of personal conduct as judged by the faculty. This award is named in memory of John Wayne Latchum, a business student who died in 1971 while he was a senior at Washington University. It is made possible through the generosity of his parents. Christian A. Luetkemeyer&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160; Professional Achievement AwardAwarded to the graduating Professional MBA student who best exemplifies the qualities of integrity, loyalty, intelligence, and high moral character as judged by the faculty. Cambrie Marie Nelson&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;Paul Cuffe MBA Award for Outstanding LeadershipAwarded to a graduating African-American MBA student for outstanding leadership, academic excellence, and involvement in Olin extracurricular activities. This award is named in honor of Paul Cuffe, who was one of the most financially successful black Americans at the end of the 18th century. A builder and maritime merchant in New England, Cuffe became a successful blockade runner during the Revolutionary War and an entrepreneur during the early years of American independence. Cambrie Marie Nelson&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;Hubert C. Moog PrizeAwarded to the graduating MBA student who, in the opinion of his or her fellow students, best exemplifies the qualities of character, leadership, and service and also enjoys the respect, admiration, and affection of his or her classmates. This award is named in honor of Hub Moog, who as chairman and president of Moog Automotive, transformed his family&＃8217;s St. Louis-based business into a world-renowned corporation. He served on the Washington University Board of Trustees and the Olin Task Force in 1980 and 1981. He and his wife, Dorothy R. Moog, were strong supporters of Washington University. Tony Sean Nuber&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160; &＃160; &＃160; &＃160; &＃160; &＃160; &＃160; &＃160; &＃160; &＃160; &＃160; &＃160; &＃160; &＃160; &＃160; &＃160; &＃160; &＃160; &＃160; &＃160;&＃160;Powell Niland PrizeAwarded to the graduating MBA student with the strongest academic achievement in the areas of operations and manufacturing management. This award is named in honor of Powell Niland, who was a tenured Olin operations and manufacturing management professor from 1957 to 1989 and an Olin professor emeritus from 1989 until 2009. Tony Sean Nuber&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;Joseph W. Towle PrizeAwarded to the graduating MBA student who, in the judgment of the faculty, exhibits the strongest academic achievement and the most potential in the area of organizational leadership. This award is named in honor of Joseph W. Towle, who was a tenured Olin management professor from 1954 to 1975 and a leader among faculty. Well-known in his field, an author, and president of the Academy of Management, he established this prize to encourage excellence in the classroom. Nirav Sharma&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160; Taylor Outstanding Service AwardAwarded to the graduate who has participated in multiple Taylor Community Consulting projects to enable positive change in the St. Louis community. The Taylor Community Consulting Program provides students the opportunity to impact the local nonprofit sector through team-based, experiential learning projects. Jonathan Doyle Slack&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;Dean&＃8217;s Special Service AwardAwarded by the Dean to recognize MBA students who have rendered extraordinary service to Olin. Casey Michael Wagenaar&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;Nicholas Dopuch Outstanding Accounting Student AwardAwarded to the graduating Master of Accounting student who, in the judgment of the faculty, exhibits the strongest academic achievement and the most potential in the field of accounting. This award is named in honor of Nicholas Dopuch, a tenured Olin accounting professor from 1983 to 2006 and now an Olin professor emeritus. Zhongxing Zhang&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;&＃160;Olin MBA Finance AwardAwarded to a graduating MBA student for achievement in finance. To be announced week of May 15: Charles F. Knight Scholars Reid Teaching Award A longtime benefactor of Olin Business School, James W. Reid, BSBA &＃8217;28, with his wife, Marcile, established the Reid Teaching Awards in 1994 to recognize teaching excellence. The impact of the Reids&＃8217; benevolence and commitment to Olin will continue to be felt by generations of students, faculty, alumni, and friends. The Reid Teaching Award is presented by Olin&＃8217;s graduating class to the professor whose enthusiasm and exceptional teaching most inspire, energize, and transform our students. Thomas Fields, John Horn,&＃160;MBA Class Sergio Chayet, Hillary Anger Elfenbein,&＃160;PMBA Class Mark Soczek, MACC Class Todd Gormley, Thomas Maurer,&＃160;MSF Class About the Author Melody Walker My nickname around the office is "Scoops" because I always have the latest news from the halls of Simon, Starbucks, or the STL startup scene. Thanks to staff and student bloggers, I'm not alone in reporting on the Olin community here on the Blog. Don't be shy, post a comment or send us your story. New bloggers always welcome! Contact Us For assistance in finding faculty experts, please contact Washington University Public Affairs. 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