
Jules Johannemann, a standout Commercial Entrepreneurship major at Florida State University, has been named a recipient of the Society for Advancement of Management Regional Outstanding Student Award. With a perfect 4.0 GPA and a passion for leadership and service, Jules exemplifies the high standards of academic excellence and professional growth that SAM celebrates through this recognition.
Originally from New York, Jules brought an ambitious spirit to Tallahassee and quickly immersed herself in the FSU community. Her leadership journey has spanned roles in student government, university boards, and Greek life, where she has held key positions such as Vice President of Membership Experience and Director of Event Planning for Alpha Omicron Pi. She also serves as a policy chair on the FSU Union Board and a liaison to the Student Government Association, demonstrating a rare blend of organizational insight and inclusive leadership.
Jules’s involvement with SAM has been a cornerstone of her college experience. From organizing food distributions at Manna Food Bank to contributing to holiday drives for the local Boys and Girls Club, her volunteer work reflects a deep commitment to community engagement. She has also been an enthusiastic participant in SAM competitions, where her preparation, collaboration, and strategic thinking have helped her team excel.
In her personal narrative, Jules credits SAM with helping her become a more effective leader and a more thoughtful teammate. Whether planning logistics for service projects, hosting team dinners, or tackling business case studies, she has learned to leverage the strengths of others and adapt to dynamic challenges. These experiences have strengthened her confidence and shaped her vision for a future in entrepreneurship.
Her impact has not gone unnoticed. Chapter Advisor Bob Garner praised Jules’s selfless dedication and active involvement, noting the chapter’s strong reputation in the community as a direct result of contributions from students like her.
In addition to her work with SAM, Jules contributes as a staff writer for Her Campus FSU, a participant in the ACC Leadership Symposium, and a member of the prestigious Order of Omega and Omicron Delta Kappa honor societies. Her efforts reflect a well-rounded pursuit of growth that balances academic achievement, leadership, and service.
As Jules continues her studies at FSU, she plans to carry forward the lessons of collaboration, innovation, and mentorship fostered through SAM. Her story is a powerful example of how one student’s initiative and heart can shape not just a college experience, but a community.