March has been a very busy time for Morgan, especially with the Tunnel of Oppression. Although not the co-chair Morgan has done more than her fair share of work. From recruiting actors, to attending 2 rehearsals a week, to putting up huge posters, to creating the set design, the Tunnel of Oppression could not have happened without her. Morgan is very good at keeping organized and would come to every meeting with a list of questions that she was determined to get answers to, and a huge to do list for the other committee members. She would always come to meetings with a smile on, ready to answer any questions, and be willing to drive people home.

During the nights of the Tunnel Of Oppression, Morgan was a superstar. She kept the committee and actors on point. She is a dedicated woman who wanted to make this experience the most impactful it could be. Every night she would give us tips as to how we could improve our part of Tunnel and make it run more smoothly. At times the Tunnel got stressful, but I always knew that Morgan had everything together. I truly believe that Morgan is outstanding woman who cares deeply about all aspects of her duties and friends. Sacrificing sleep and unfortunately a little school, Morgan has been able to leave her impact on the Tunnel committee, participants, and the Carolina community.

One specific incident occurred when Morgan had to get into a specific room to get a list of Tunnel supplies. She needed my flex pass and when she was done she left it at the community front desk. When I went to claim it from the desk, it was gone. I told Morgan and she instantaneously called the community office, looked in the log and began asking questions as to my flex’s whereabouts. She worked with the CM of this community, as well as the OAs and CD to find my missing flex. After about a week, I had begun to give up; but not Morgan. She found my flex among a box of about a hundred others. I am so thankful for her hard work and dedication for locating my flex pass. She was so busy and still had the time to solve this problem for a friend. As NRHH Secretary, Morgan’s job is quite an interesting one. She is in charge of making sure members attend meetings and encourage them to participate in NRHH related activities. This year and in particular this past Month, NRHH has seen amazing dedication from its members; from their participation in setting up the Tunnel Of Oppression to selling Krispy Kreme Donuts, she has truly turned our organization around.

I’ve written many OTMs in the last few years and Morgan Mills is the one who I think is most deserving of this nominations. Her dedication, commitment, and kindness to her friends and in her extracurricular activities make her my super hero this month!

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