BME undergrad Allyson Zeitschel received the Society of Military Engineers Award, which is presented to the top cadet enrolled in an engineering curriculum for military excellence. She was among 179 Alpha Company cadets who graduated from the Leader’s Training Course at Fort Knox, Kentucky, as part of Reserve Officers’ Training Corps preparation.
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