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Kappa Delta Foundation Selects 2026-2027 Collegiate Leadership Award Recipients

The Kappa Delta Foundation awarded Corre Anding Stegall Collegiate Leadership Awards to 23 exemplary Kappa Delta women.

Named for former National President Corre Anding Stegall, the awards are presented each year to Kappa Delta’s top student leaders. Recipients are chosen for their high academic performance and exemplary leadership in their chapter, campus and community. This award is the highest individual honor a collegiate Kappa Delta member can earn. Since 2015, the Kappa Delta Foundation has been proud to select the recipients of this prestigious award and offers each a $5,000 scholarship.

Congratulations to the 2026 recipients:

  • Chloe Blair, Nu-Oklahoma State
  • Marleigh Blush, Beta Sigma-Southern Mississippi
  • Jersei Bradshaw, Alpha Epsilon-Tennessee/Knoxville
  • Elaina Brausch, Gamma Epsilon-Florida Southern
  • Calen Cox, Nu-Oklahoma State
  • Eryn Flohr, Eta Psi-North Carolina/Charlotte
  • Kelsey Glessner, Epsilon Tau-Clemson
  • Emma Hamilton, Sigma Gamma-Kansas State
  • Cassidy Janetta, Eta Psi-North Carolina/Charlotte
  • Lauryl Madison Joyner, Beta Sigma-Southern Mississippi
  • Riley Maddox, Alpha Xi-Louisville
  • Lune Mathis, Sigma Zeta-Michigan
  • Sherryn Mullins, Beta Sigma-Southern Mississippi
  • Lydia Norris, Delta Delta-Troy
  • Megan O’Brien, Theta Upsilon-Loyola/Chicago
  • Caroline Park, Omega Chi-Cornell
  • Annie Ravenscroft, Pi-Nebraska
  • Addison Sapp, Epsilon Sigma-Wofford
  • Izzy Schutts, Sigma Psi-North Dakota State
  • Addyson Smith, Alpha Chi-Louisiana Tech
  • Shailynn Spangler, Beta Delta-Utah State
  • Catherine Vandergriff, Beta Pi-Florida
  • Ashton Widenhoefer, Beta Nu-Toledo

“This year’s recipients represent the very best of our sisterhood,” said Kappa Delta Foundation board chair Michelle Rabideau. “These remarkable women are already making an impact, earning an average GPA of 3.85 while dedicating more than 88 hours of service to their communities each, and they are serving their chapters in meaningful ways. We are proud to invest in these women and the confidence they will carry forward as leaders, servants and changemakers. We see their potential and believe in what comes next.”