Students, staff, faculty, grads nominated for Women of Distinction Awards

Many members of the McMaster community are among those nominated for YWCA Women of Distinction Awards.

Students, staff, faculty and alumnae were all nominated in areas ranging from excellence in arts, culture and design to science, technology and the trades.

The awards recognize outstanding women and organizations who are committed to the development of other women and to the overall improvement of the community.

The Women of Distinction Awards are national recognized as one of the most prestigious awards for women.

McMaster community members nominated include:

Ashley Adile

Pearl Almeida

Preethi Anbalagan

Lindsay D’Souza

Janelle Hinds

Sarah Jama

Hannah Kearney

Fareen Samji

Sarah Adjekum

Margaret Denton

Erin O’Neil

Melissa Brouwers

Susan Denburg

Maja Jovanovic

Lindsay Bray

Laura Laverty

Deborah Sloboda

Marie Elliot

Leah Mojeski

Shruti Ramesh

Mary O’Connor

Nominees will be celebrated on March 9 at the Hamilton Convention Centre.

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Many members of the McMaster community are among those nominated for<a href="https://ywcahamilton.akaraisin.com/Common/Event/Home.aspx?seid=13014&amp;mid=8"> YWCA Women of Distinction Awards</a>.

Students, staff, faculty and alumnae were all nominated in areas ranging from excellence in arts, culture and design to science, technology and the trades.

The awards recognize outstanding women and organizations who are committed to the development of other women and to the overall improvement of the community.

The Women of Distinction Awards are national recognized as one of the most prestigious awards for women.

McMaster community members nominated include:

<strong>Ashley Adile</strong>

<strong>Pearl Almeida</strong>

<strong>Preethi Anbalagan</strong>

<strong>Lindsay D'Souza</strong>

<strong>Janelle Hinds</strong>

<strong>Sarah Jama</strong>

<strong>Hannah Kearney</strong>

<strong>Fareen Samji</strong>

<strong>Sarah Adjekum</strong>

<strong>Margaret Denton</strong>

<strong>Erin O'Neil</strong>

<strong>Melissa Brouwers</strong>

<strong>Susan Denburg</strong>

<strong>Maja Jovanovic </strong>

<strong>Lindsay Bray</strong>

<strong>Laura Laverty</strong>

<strong>Deborah Sloboda</strong>

<strong>Marie Elliot</strong>

<strong>Leah Mojeski</strong>
<p class="p1"><strong><span class="s1">Shruti Ramesh</span></strong></p>
<p class="p1"><strong><span class="s1">Mary O’Connor</span></strong></p>
Nominees will be celebrated on March 9 at the Hamilton Convention Centre.

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