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Thomas F. Chapman Leadership Scholars Program

Chapman Leadership Scholars Spotlights

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Three Chapman Leadership Scholars, Ben Dority, Kylie Foley and Alex Sauer, were initiated into Blue Key, an honor society at Clemson University. They join two other Chapman Leadership Scholars, John Shoemaker and Kellan Fenegan, who are members of Blue Key, and Mary Anne Raymond, Ph.D., the Thomas F. Chapman Professor of Leadership, an honorary member of Blue Key.

Blue Key serves Clemson University students, faculty, staff and the local community. Members of Blue Key demonstrate excellent exemplary leadership, service, scholarship and character.


Ivey Gray was this year's keynote speaker at the Better Business Bureau of the Upstate's Student of Integrity Awards dinner in Greenville for high school seniors. As a previous winner four years ago, she had a wonderful message for this year's six winners. What a great representative of Clemson University and the Thomas F. Chapman Leadership Scholars Program!

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Ben Dority

Ben is a senior Marketing and Management major from Simpsonville, SC, in his second year as an ISAB member. This year, he will serve on the ISAB Executive team as President, leading the board in all efforts for the 2023-2024 school year. He wanted to join ISAB because he knew it would connect him to a group of leaders across Clemson who all share a similar love for Clemson Athletics. In addition to ISAB, Ben is involved with the Delta Sigma Pi Professional Business Fraternity and is a Thomas F. Chapman Leadership Scholar. In his free time, he loves to play games on Bowman with friends and golf.


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The Algernon Sydney Sullivan Student Award

Presented to two graduating seniors for outstanding service to the University and the extended Clemson community. Jessica McKenzie Den Haese, a Mechanical Engineering major with a Psychology minor, is a member of the Honors College. She is a Thomas F. Chapman Leadership Scholar and received the Alpha Phi Omega J. Lawrence & Renee P. Keese and the Jansen Family Emerging scholarships. Service has been a key part of her life since she was a young girl and she extends helping others to her research and work. Read the full article.


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