Susan Bujack

Bio

You were truly an exceptional multi-talented athlete while a student at Olivet College. You were also a pioneer in MIAA women’s athletics. During your years at Olivet you participated in Field Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, and Tennis. You lettered in Field Hockey and Basketball. Your efforts helped your team win the MIAA conference championship in Field Hockey in 1974. Your athletic abilities were recognized when you were named Most Valuable Player in both Volleyball and Basketball and Most Improved Player in Tennis. You were also named to the Michigan College Field Hockey Team in 1973 and 1974. Your abilities as a team leader were rewarded when you were named by your teammates as a Captain and Co-Captain in Field Hockey, Basketball and Volleyball.

As a student your interest in athletes continued as you officiated at high school volleyball, basketball and softball events. You were also a member of the Sigma Beta Society. You were honored by the Physical Education faculty when you received the Debra Tighe Memorial Award as the outstanding female Health, Physical Education and Recreation major.

After graduation from Olivet you continued your education by earning an M.A. from Michigan State University which has advanced your career path in secondary education, and many years of service to your Alma Mater which included Assistant Professor of Physical Education, Women’s Athletic Coordinator, Cooperative Education Director, Career Services Director, and Assistant and Acting Dean of Students.

Because of your exceptional abilities as a student athlete, it is with great pride that on this 26th day of October, 1996, we induct you into the Olivet College Athletic Hall of Fame.