Galardi said her proudest accomplishments
at USC were community service activities, including organizing
the Martin Luther King Day of Service and starting Beautiful
Lengths, a hair-cutting ceremony in which 43 USC students,
faculty and staff members cut their hair and donated
it to an organization that provides free wigs for cancer
patients.
“It’s such an honor to be recognized with
this award because it’s from across all areas of
the university,” Galardi said of the Sullivan award. “It’s
something I will definitely treasure and will inspire
me to continue to be a great representative of USC even
when I’m not here anymore.”
Galardi will graduate in May with a bachelor’s
degree in public relations from the School of Journalism
and Mass Communications. She has received a Fulbright
scholarship to work as an English teaching assistant
in Korea. When she returns, she will enroll in the master
of public health program at the University of North Carolina-Chapel
Hill, preparing for a career in health communications. |
