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The grand finale of Roach Honors College Week is a dazzling celebration: the Roach Honors Banquet, a tribute to perseverance, ambition, and achievement. In an elegant ballroom filled with round tables draped in crisp linens and flickering candlelight, students gather alongside faculty and staff, to honor a year of hard work and discovery. Throughout the night, outstanding students are recognized with scholarships, awards, and special honors. Highlights of the evening include the announcement of the Boller Competition winner and the cherished presentation of the Professor of the Year award.

TCU Honors Scholar Award - Grayson Knox, Finance and Accounting, Neeley School of Business

Grayson Knox

 

Honors College Heritage Scholarship – Thu Nguyen, Actuarial Science, College of Science and Engineering 

Thu Nguyen

 

Bob & Alice Frye Honors College Scholarship – Destiny Davis, Political Science, AddRan College of Liberal Arts

Destiny Davis

 

Award for Outstanding Senior in Liberal Arts – Dominic Mendlik, Economics, Political Science, AddRan College of Liberal Arts

Dominic Mendlik

 

Boller Award for Outstanding Departmental Honors Presentation – Ana Herget, Biology 

Jackson Kaiser, Political Science, Economics, Communication Studies AddRan College of Liberal Arts, Bob Schieffer College of Communication

Honorable mention – Ashley Gemoets, Marketing, Neeley School of Business

Boller Winners

 

Paul Wassenich Founders Medal – Gene Herrmann, Economics, Political Science, AddRan College of Liberal Arts

Kha Hoai Bao Vu, Neuroscience, College of Science and Engineering

Gene Herrmann

 

Professor of the Year – Maia Kelton, Finance, Neeley School of Business

Professor Maia Kelton from the Finance Department in the Neeley School of Business has been named the Roach Honors College Professor of the Year. Kelton, who teaches Honors Fundamentals of Accounting, was recognized for her lasting impact on students through her caring approach, engaging classroom environment, and commitment to student success. Known for encouraging participation, seeking feedback, and building personal connections, she created a positive atmosphere where learning thrived.

Maia Kelton