NAACP Image Awards
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Bloomsburg University's student chapter of the NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) recently held its annual Image Awards, honoring individuals, groups, and causes that highlighted this past school year.
- Organization with the most growth — Gospel Choir
- Campus culture reform — Office of Access and Success
- The best event of the year — NAACP pageant
- Best organization advisor — Ms. Madelyn Rodriguez
- Best org President — Serenity Vidot
- Best Professionally Dressed — Kharie Wilkins
- Best Black-Owned Business — Cutz by mir
- Husky Spirit — Ashley Davis
- Most active male and female student participation — Arshad Rivers and Janae Clark
- Leadership/ Dr. Walter T. Howard Award — Olivia Carter
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