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Social work faculty and students honored at 国产短视频Lavender Ceremony

Kristin Dawes, David Kilmnick, and Nicole Guittard

Kristin Dawes, David Kilmnick, and Nicole Guittard attend the Lavender Ceremony.

David Kilmnick, PhD, an assistant professor of instruction of social work, received an award for "Outstanding Faculty Contribution to LGBTQ Life at USF" at the 国产短视频Lavender Ceremony. MSW students Kristin Dawes and Nicole Guittard were also recognized at the event and received certificates of achievement. 

The Lavender Ceremony is an opportunity for LGBTQ+ students at the university to participate in a graduation ceremony that celebrates their community. LGBTQ+ students and allies were acknowledged for their achievements and contributions to USF. 

Kilmnick is a leading national advocate within the LGBTQ+ communities and is the founder and President/CEO of the New York LGBT Network. At USF, he recently supported the approval and establishment of the 国产短视频Pride Employee Resource Group (ERG): LGBTQ+ Faculty and Staff Association. Kilmnick is the contact with 国产短视频Human Resources and serves on the leadership team working with faculty from the Muma College of Business and 国产短视频Health.

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