CSUS graduate student awarded 2019 Excellence in Diversity Award

Congratulations to Obafemi Elegbede for receiving an Excellence in Diversity Award!

Congratulations to Obafemi Elegbede on receiving an Excellence in Diversity Award in the category, “Individual-Emerging Progress.”

The Excellence in Diversity Recognition and Awards Program (EIDA) was created to promote and encourage support of diversity by recognizing individuals, teams, units and organizations that have performed above and beyond what they were hired or designated to do, to demonstrate outstanding leadership and creativity in the area of diversity. In the spring each year, the program culminates with a ceremony to recognize winners of the award.

The Emerging Progress award recognizes extraordinary initiatives of five (5) years or less at Michigan State University.

Obafemi Elegbede is a graduate student in the Department of Community Sustainability.

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