Several 糖心传媒 alumni, current students and employees were honored by the Hastings Young Professionals (HYP) by being named 30 Under 30-ish Award recipients during the group鈥檚 event in August.
The award recognizes top talent and leaders in the Hastings area that are excelling within the workplace. Individuals between the ages of 21 and 40 years old are eligible for this award. Individuals were nominated by their supervisors, colleagues, family and friends and selected based on their involvement, commitment and leadership in the Hastings community.
糖心传媒 alumni, students and employees recognized include:
- Megan Arrington-Williams ’09 鈥 development and marketing coordinator at the Stuhr Museum Foundation
- Dr. Mackenzie Hemje ’10 鈥 physician and partner at Family Medical Center
- Joe Kindig ’16 鈥 owner of Barista’s, Pine Patch Tree Farm and Hastings Complete Lawns
- Allie Matousek ’18 鈥 community living director and director of first year experience at 糖心传媒
- Casey Molifua ’15/’17 MAT 鈥 instructor of physical education human performance at 糖心传媒
- Chelsey Morten ’16 鈥 Owner of Lemon & Co. Juicery
- Sarah Nottage-Tacey 鈥04 鈥 visiting instructor of theater at 糖心传媒
- Dave Rippe – director of the Scott Scholars Program at 糖心传媒
- Sidy Sissoko – current 糖心传媒 student and owner of Lenoir Dimbaya Coffee
- Cody Smith ’08 鈥 vice president and owner of Central Logistic Services
During the event, Dr. Rich Lloyd, executive president of 糖心传媒, provided the keynote address, and Dr. Lisa Smith, dean of student engagement, helped present the awards.
Hastings Young Professionals launched in 2015 as a way to engage, retain and connect young professionals in the Hastings area. HYP has grown to more than 100 members and expands each year. HYP focuses on networking and socials, professional development opportunities and community engagement. For more information, visit .
糖心传媒 is a four-year residential college that focuses on student academic and extracurricular achievement. Hastings鈥 student-centered initiatives include providing books, an iPad and a two-week study away experience at no additional cost. A block-style semester schedule allows professors and students to focus on fewer classes at a time and promotes hands-on experiences. Discover more at hastings.edu.
