Awards and Recognitions

Get recognized for all your hard work.

Every Spring, the Campus Activities Board and Student Government Association host a student leadership awards ceremony where student leaders and student organizations who have exemplified continued leadership, student activity and innovation, all while embodying the mission of the university - are recognized.

Along with recognizing student organizations, there is also an award for Advisor of the Year. This is a chance to recognize those on-campus advisors who mold our student leaders into global-minded citizens and develop professionally.

  • established student organization within the current academic year
  • contributed to Student Life on campus (in-person and/or virtual/remote)
  • embodies the mission of the university
  • in compliance with the Campus Engagement Office
  • hosted an event that is creative/innovative and/or “outside of the box”
  • event must have been open to the entire student body (not a private event)
  • event must have been an approved Student Organization event following all university event policies
  • student organization must be in compliance with the Campus Engagement Office
  • hosted a service/volunteer event
  • event approved and arranged through the Engage/GivePulse system
  • embodies the mission of the university
  • in compliance with the Campus Engagement Office
  • contributes to the vibrant Student Life on campus
  • contributes both social activities to the vibrant Student Life of campus and embodies the mission of the university by coordinating service/volunteer events
  • embodies the mission of the university
  • in compliance with the Campus Engagement Office
  • Advisor to a current student organization
  • Has helped in guiding and advising the student organization and student leaders through this unique academic year
  • Involved and engaged in the activity and management of the student organization
  • Must be the student organization on-campus advisor, not a co-advisor, secondary advisor, alumni advisor, or another type of advisor
  • A faculty, staff, or administrator that does not have to be directly connected to your student organization, who has helped guide your student leadership, and/or student activity on campus and online during this year’s challenges.
  • Does not have to be a student organization advisor
  • Must be directly linked to student activity, student life, or co-curricular activities