2025 Alumni Awards

The Batten University Alumni Council bestows the following alumni awards to graduates of the University in recognition of outstanding professional and personal accomplishments. Congratulations to these outstanding alumni.

Founders Day Celebration — September 4, 2025

Jaclyn B. Ruelle
Distinguished Alumnus Award

Jaclyn B. Ruelle

Class of 2004

Jaclyn is a seasoned brand marketing leader and cultural strategist known for turning bold ideas into breakthrough business impact. She has shaped the trajectory of some of America's most iconic brands—including Homes.com, Papa Johns, JetBlue, DoorDash, and UPS—through innovative creative strategy and culturally fueled activations.

Named to Adweek's Creative 100 and Campaign US's Female Frontier, Jaclyn is a collaborative force in her field and a proud alumna of Virginia Wesleyan. Jaclyn lives in Richmond with her husband Stephen who is a 2006 VWU graduate.

Glynn F. Goodrich
Alumni Service Award

Glynn F. Goodrich

Class of 1982

A dedicated alumnus and ambassador for Virginia Wesleyan, Glynn Goodrich has remained actively engaged with the University for more than four decades. A Social Sciences major and four-year member of the Marlin soccer team, he has continued to represent VWU with pride—both at home and away—through his enthusiastic support of athletic programs and consistent presence at campus and alumni events. Glynn has served multiple terms on the VWU Alumni Council, lending his time, insight, and leadership to advance alumni engagement initiatives. He is a steadfast advocate for the University's mission and a familiar, welcoming face within the Marlin community.

Professionally, Glynn has served with Virginia Farm Bureau Insurance Company since 1987 and is currently a Senior Field Underwriter, supporting farmers and rural communities across the Commonwealth. He and his wife, Sheryl, reside in Mechanicsville, VA and are proud parents to their daughter, Jordan.

Asha J. Richards
Graduate of the Last Decade (GOLD) Award

Asha J. Richards

Class of 2021

Asha is a passionate advocate for human development and global equity. She currently serves with the Mayors Migration Council and is Chair of the Global Jamaica Diaspora Youth Council, an initiative of the Jamaican Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Asha holds a B.A. in Political Science and International Studies from VWU (Batten Honors College) and an MPA in Development Practice from Columbia University where she specialized in International Organization and Latin American Studies. Her work has taken her to the United Nations and several global development organizations, and she continues to empower communities through research, policy, and advocacy. Asha resides in Silver Spring, MD.