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    Baylor LariatBy Baylor LariatApril 16, 2015 Lariat Letters No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Thank you, StuGov leaders

    I still remember the first time I met Dominic Edwards, Lawren Kinghorn, and Kristyn Miller. I met each of them during different stages of my time at Baylor, but the impact their introductions had on me continue to stand the tests of time. Intentional, passionate, and genuine, these three leaders have proved to me that Baylor is a breeding ground for tomorrow’s brightest leaders – leaders that live by faith, respect, and service.

    Although I have only been in Student Government for a year, these leaders have offered nothing but encouragement, knowledge, and support to me and other members of this organization. Through grace and a dependency on Christ, these three have provided a model of servant leadership that will inspire me for the rest of my life. Their dedication to Student Government has been proven through their time, effort, and attitude towards every achievement and challenge thrown their way.

    As the 2014-2015 school year comes to a close, I will look back on my first year in Student Government fondly because of the leadership in the organization. It has been an honor to serve these three incredible student body officers, and the organization has benefitted from their tireless commitment. If we all work as passionately and with as much conviction and professionalism as these three in our own respective fields, the world will be a better place. Thank you Dominic, Kristyn, and Lawren for everything you do. I, along with so many others, look forward to what you each will accomplish in the future.

    — Nan Tolson
    McKinney sophomore
    Social work major

    Baylor Lariat

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