Twenty-Seven Honors Students Named 2024-25 Remembrance Scholars

Several Honors students have been named 2024-25 Remembrance Scholars! These students include:

Alba Aljiboury of Syracuse, New York, a policy studies major in the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs and College of Arts and Sciences (A&S), an information management and technology major in the School of Information Studies;
Linda Baguma of Iowa City, Iowa, a double major in international relations and political science in the Maxwell School and A&S;
Adam Baltaxe of Arlington, Virginia, an international relations major in the Maxwell School and A&S, a Spanish major in A&S;
Tanner Boshart of Jackson, New Jersey, an economics major and history major in the Maxwell School and A&S, a finance major in the Whitman School of Management;
Danis Cammett of Washington, D.C., an international relations major in the Maxwell School and A&S, applied data analytics major in the School of Information Studies, and a member of the University’s Army Reserve Officer Training Program;
Natalie Dolenga of Lincolnshire, Illinois, an international relations major in the Maxwell School and A&S;
Charlotte Ebel of Urbana, Illinois, a public relations major in the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, a women’s and gender studies and German major in A&S;
Luke Elliott of Leesburg, Virginia, a citizenship and civic engagement major in the Maxwell School, a public relations major in the Newhouse School;
Abigail Jones of Mashpee, Massachusetts, a public relations major in the Newhouse School, a policy studies major in the Maxwell School and A&S;
Rajan Joshi of Dallas, Texas, an economics major in the Maxwell School and A&S;
Sierra Kaplan of New York, New York, a health humanities major in A&S; a political science major in the Maxwell School and A&S;
Nadia Lyngdoh-Sommer of Singapore, a sociology major in the Maxwell School and A&S, a law, society and policy major in the Maxwell School;
Sophia Moore of Burbank, California, a television, radio and film major in the Newhouse School, a sociology major in the Maxwell School and A&S;
Zachary Murray of Kingston, Jamaica, a political science and policy studies major in the Maxwell School and A&S, a modern foreign languages major in A&S;
Ryan Myers of Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, a public relations major in the Newhouse School, a psychology major in A&S;
Mark Nzasi of Scranton, Pennsylvania, a neuroscience and psychology major in A&S;
Adya Parida of Odisha, India, a computer science major in ECS;
Jenna Poma of Queens, New York, a policy studies major in the Maxwell School and A&S, a citizenship and civic engagement major in the Maxwell School;
Alekhya Rajasekaran of Visalia, California, a biotechnology major in A&S;
Olivia Reid of Richmond, California, a policy studies major in the Maxwell School and A&S;
Mason Romero of Olathe, Kansas, a music education major in VPA and the School of Education, a music history and cultures major in A&S;
Abigael Scott of Plattsburgh, New York, a neuroscience and biology major in A&S;
Yifan “Ivan” Shen of Shanghai, China, a student in the School of Architecture, a music history and cultures major in A&S;
Justine Smith of Somerville, New Jersey, a political science and policy studies major in the Maxwell School and A&S;
Joshua Spodek of Wayne, New Jersey, a history major in the Maxwell School and A&S, a social studies education major in the Maxwell School and the School of Education;
Alyssa Sutherland of St. Louis, Missouri, a public health major in the Falk College; a women’s and gender studies major in A&S; and
Evelina Torres of Houston, Texas, a political science major in the Maxwell School and A&S, a citizenship and civic engagement major in the Maxwell School.

Remembrance Scholars reflect the talent and promise of those students whose memories they honor, and represent Syracuse University at its best through their academic achievements, leadership skills, and contributions to the University. They will be recognized during a convocation in the fall. You can read more about the Remembrance Scholars in Syracuse University News.