Presidential Honors Day Honorees

Presidential Honors Day is an annual Lee College tradition recognizing outstanding student achievement across all academic pathways. Held in the Performing Arts Center, the ceremony honors students who demonstrate excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, and personal growth.

Faculty members nominate students within each discipline based on exceptional effort, high-quality work, peer leadership, and meaningful contributions to their field of study. Academic divisions review these nominations and select final honorees. Each student recognized represents the highest standard of achievement in their area for the academic year.

Established by professor John Britt, Presidential Honors Day has grown into one of the college’s most important celebrations. Today, the event honors more than 65 students from across Lee College’s degree and certificate programs.

Lee College Hall of Fame & IMPACT High School Recognition

Each year, Presidential Honors Day also recognizes a select group of students inducted into the Lee College Hall of Fame. Students nominated for the Hall of Fame represent the very best of Lee College through their academic excellence, leadership on campus, extracurricular involvement, and service to the community. Nominations are submitted by members of the Lee College community and reviewed by an anonymous committee, which selects the final inductees.

In addition to the Hall of Fame inductees, we also recognize one standout student from IMPACT Early College High School, selected by the school's faculty and administration for their exceptional dedication and achievements.

Presidential Honors Day 2026 Student Honorees
April 15, 2026