Throughout his time at Lynchburg, Jordan also showed genuine concern for others, supporting peers and fellow students to help them achieve their academic goals. He served as a Connections leader and was recognized by the program director for his deep concern for each student and his extra efforts to help those struggling with the transition to the community.  As a history, international relations, and economics tutor, he effectively taught content and valuable study skills. As a Westover Fellow, he excelled academically and took advantage of the opportunities offered by the program. Yet, more importantly and relevant to this award,  were the support, encouragement, and care that he extended — often quietly — to his fellow Westovers and other students who crossed his path during his four years at the Lynchburg program.

This annual award aims to recognize a Westover Fellow, who while achieving academic success, has also demonstrated a similar type of humanistic compassion and concern for the well-being and success of others in the Lynchburg community.