Courtney Sanders Receives K-U Award
Courtney Sanders, an elementary social worker at Hope Street, has received the KU School of Social Welfare's Margo Award. The award is given to recognize outstanding achievement by field education students from each level of field education and concentration. Her intern, Ben Neaves, nominated her for the honor. Dr. Freda Herrington, Director of Field Education at the University of Kansas, presented the award to Courtney.
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