Other USSYAA Service Awards

In the past, the USSYAA has presented a variety of service and other awards at our annual Alumni Weekend events in Washington, D.C.

The following individuals have been presented with the United States Senate Youth Alumni Association’s Outstanding Service Award for their contributions to the USSYAA:

1999 – Mrs. George Randolph Hearst, Sr. (“Mom Hearst”)

2000 – James T. Molloy & U.S. Senator Susan M. Collins (ME-1971)

2001 – Gladys S. Hundley & Dr. Roy B. McKeown

2002 – Millicent Hearst Boudjakdji

2003 – Thomas Eastham

2004 – Robert M. Frehse, Jr. & Rita A. Almon

2006 – John P. Spisak

2008 – Judge Robert H. Henry (OK-1971)

2009 – Thomas F. “Mack” McLarty, III (AR-1964)

2010 – Brian Kamoie (PA-1989)

2011 – Steven Rice (WY-1985)

 

The following members have been presented with the United States Senate Youth Alumni Association’s Early Career Public Service Recognition Award:

Gabriel Amo (RI 2005): Director of Public Engagement and Community Affairs, Office of Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo

Markus Batchelor (DC 2010): Ward 8 Representative, District of Columbia State Board of Education

Lauren Bleakney (DE 2009): Foreign Service Officer, U.S. Department of State

Bryn Bogan (MD 2012): Associate Director of School Partnerships, CommonLit

Jamarr Brown (SC 2005): Organizing & Training Director, Planned Parenthood Texas Votes

Chanda Choun (CT 2006): Senior Cyber Security Specialist, U.S. Cyber Command Army Reserve

Adam Cohen (ME 2012): Policy and Program Associate, Stewards of Affordable Housing for the Future

Mallory Dwinal-Palisch (WA 2005): Founder & CEO, The Oxford Day Academy

Joshua Hanson (WI 2012): Admissions Counselor, University of Wisconsin – Madison

Thomas Johnson (LA 2006): Assistant United States Attorney, Attorney General’s Honors Program, U.S. Department of Justice

Pierre Joseph (MA 2010): Program Associate, The Solidago Foundation

Victoria Maloch (AR 2011): Truman-Albright Fellow, Federal Office of Rural Healthy Policy, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Audra Morrow (RI 2012): United States Army

Noah McCullough (NM 2012): Policy Assistant, U.S. Senate Majority Whip’s Office

Riley McIntyre (CO 2005): Executive Director, San Miguel Resource Center

Zhan Okuda-Lim (NV 2010): Director of Policy & Analytical Leadership, The Public Education Foundation

Amanda Patarino (CO 2012): Associate Manager, Partnership for Public Service, Research & Evaluation; Center for Presidential Transition

Elaine Sedenberg (TX 2006): Co-Director, Center for Technology, Society, & Policy

Suchita Sata Shah (WI 2005): Medical Instructor, Department of Medicine, Duke University Hospital

Matthew Topitzer (CT 2010): First Lieutenant, US Army; Company Executive Officer, 112th Special Operations Signal Battalion – Airborne

Vivek Viswanathan (NY 2005): Special Advisor, Office of California Edmund G. Brown, Jr.

Daniel Waqar (NV 2012): Truman-Albright Fellow, Millennium Challenge Corporation

Andrew Wilhelm (MD 2012): Officer Candidate, United States Army