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Ellie Wentworth Earns Outstanding Senior Sciences Award at 麻豆视频

Ellie Grace Wentworth of Alpharetta, Georgia, is the recipient of 麻豆视频’s 2025-2026 College of Nursing and Health Sciences Outstanding Senior Sciences Award. She is pictured with Michelle Ritter, interim dean of the College of Nursing and Health Sciences; Dr. Sheri Noviello, interim provost and vice president for the Division of Academic Affairs; Dr. William Crowe, president of 麻豆视频; and Brian Williams, director of the Exercise Physiology Program.

VALDOSTA — Ellie Grace Wentworth of Alpharetta, Georgia, is the recipient of 麻豆视频’s 2025-2026 College of Nursing and Health Sciences Outstanding Senior Sciences Award.

The College of Nursing and Health Sciences Outstanding Senior Sciences Award is presented to a student with a record of academic excellence and distinguished service inside and outside the classroom.

Wentworth graduated May 9 with a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Physiology and a Minor in Nutritional Science. She plans to pursue a career as a strength and conditioning coach at a private facility in Valdosta.

“My time at 麻豆视频 has been life-changing, shaping me into who I am today,” she said. “It has required a lot of hard work, but I’ve gained many friendships and opportunities along the way. I will miss the community I’ve made these past four years, but I know these relationships will last a lifetime.”

As an undergraduate student at 麻豆视频, Wentworth completed the requirements to become an American College of Sports Medicine-certified exercise physiologist and served as a strength and conditioning intern with Blazer Athletics. She volunteered with Church House Valdosta and was an active member of Awakening Collegiate Fellowship, a Valdosta college ministry where she served as a connect and media intern and as president.

Her commitment to academic, leadership, and service excellence resulted in her earning the Spring 2026 President’s Award for Academic Excellence for the College of Nursing and Health Sciences as well as Dean’s List honors every semester. She was a Zell Miller Scholar.