Local Students Shine: Cameron University Honors Top Achievers in Social Sciences

Cameron University's Department of Social Sciences recently recognized several students for their academic achievements in disciplines such as political science, history, sociology, and criminal justice. These students were honored based on their academic performance, contributions to the department and university, and their potential as future graduates.

Hannah E. Williams, a junior from Anadarko, was named Outstanding Student Majoring in Criminal Justice. Williams has performed well academically and is an active member of the CU softball team. She aims to pursue a career in law enforcement and continue her education in graduate school.

Hope Cunningham, a senior from Lawton, received the honor of Outstanding Student Majoring in History for the second consecutive year. Cunningham has been accepted into the Master of Arts program in history at the University of Oklahoma, where she will serve as an editorial fellow for the Western Historical Quarterly.

Marlon Banner, a senior from Comanche, was recognized as the Outstanding Student Majoring in Political Sciences. Banner has actively participated in class discussions and political campaigns. He plans to start a career in American politics with a position in the office of Representative Stephanie Bice in Oklahoma City.

Angela Herring, from Lawton, was named Outstanding Student Majoring in Sociology. Herring has excelled academically and shown a deep understanding of social issues, especially social inequalities.

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