The Louis C. Baker Memorial Award in Modern Languages

The Louis C. Baker Memorial Award in Modern Languages, established by colleagues, former students, and friends of Dr. Baker-who taught German and French at Lawrence University from 1916-47-is awarded annually to the junior major in a modern foreign language who demonstrates outstanding achievement.

Aubrey Clarke is a distinguished student of French, Spanish, and linguistics who has demonstrated exceptional intellectual curiosity and academic maturity. Her dedication to the study of modern languages and linguistics serves as an inspiration to her peers, and she is widely admired for her insight, generosity, and thoughtful engagement within the community. As a junior major whose accomplishments embody the spirit of this award, Bree's outstanding achievements and unwavering commitment to excellence make her a highly deserving recipient of the Louis C. Baker Memorial Award.