Frederick Dauphin, Carnegie Mellon University

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    Frederick Dauphin, Carnegie Mellon University

    SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON

    As a scholar, Fred Dauphin is one of the few students in the country studying and contributing to the science of astrophysics. As Chapter President, he ushered in his Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter’s 100th year with a successful alumni and family gathering and a philanthropic effort that raised over $80,000 for a local children’s charity. As the captain of university track team, he broke records on the field and off the field led conversations on stress and time management, nutrition, alcohol, drug use and other health-related topics. His nominators are impressed by the ways he brings out the best in others around him: “Fred is an excellent example of a quiet leader who motivates from the behind the scenes. He is conscientious, strong-willed, resilient.”

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