04/28/2025 | News release | Distributed by Public on 04/28/2025 11:43
The North Park community gathered in early April to celebrate those who have significantly contributed to campus diversity. In his opening remarks, Director of Intercultural Student Affairs Rashad Hanna praised the assembled crowd for being committed to "doing life together."
"We're creating spaces where students feel like they belong, and together we're committed to ensuring that interculturalism will remain the centerfold of our university community," Hanna said.
In her remarks, President Mary K. Surridge said the intercultural distinctive is important because it reflects the Biblical principles at North Park's foundation.
The awards and their recipients were as follows:
The ceremony ended with student leaders receiving their colorful, hand-stitched graduation stoles. As Hanna presented the stoles alongside President Surridge, he said, "These represent the weight of what you've carried as student leaders."