Clemson Announces Fall 2023 Outstanding Packaging Science Senior Award Winners

Clemson University announces two Fall 2023 awards. Sarah Lynskey is the Robert Testin Outstanding Senior in Packaging Science winner, and Leah Severance becomes the Packaging World Outstanding Packaging Science Senior.

Leah Severance (left) is the Packaging World Outstanding Packaging Science Senior, and Sarah Lynskey (right) becomes the Robert Testin Outstanding Senior in Packaging Science winner, both for fall 2023.
Leah Severance (left) is the Packaging World Outstanding Packaging Science Senior, and Sarah Lynskey (right) becomes the Robert Testin Outstanding Senior in Packaging Science winner, both for fall 2023.

Sarah Lynskey, Clemson University Robert Testin Outstanding Senior in Packaging Science winner for Fall 2023

While at Clemson, Sarah Lynskey has been active in the Packaging Science Club, holding various executive board positions. She is currently in her third semester as Club Vice President and has enjoyed connecting with peers and industry professionals through this role. Academically, she engaged in creative projects like packaging life cycle analysis (LCA) studies, integrating post-consumer recycled content into blown films, planning zero-waste events, and volunteering for the Gameday Recycling Challenge. She also interned for the past three semesters in the Prototyping Lab at The Sonoco Institute of Packaging Design and Graphics on campus. 

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