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Student Organization Excellence Awards

Excellence Awards Application
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Please note:  We are in the process of updating this page and will make the award packets available in mid March, 2008.

Student Organization Excellence Awards are awarded by the Office of Student Affairs and Academic Affairs recognizing those student organizations pursuing new initiatives and striving for excellence in the areas of community relations, cultural arts, leadership development, school spirit, multiculturalism, and volunteerism.
 
Winners of the following awards will receive a $200 stipend for their organization's future endeavors. The $200 will be deposited into the organization's Student Association account only. At no time will the monetary award be given to an individual or deposited into an off-campus financial account.
 
A call for nominations for the awards will be made several weeks before the Leadership Development Awards Banquet, where the awards will be presented. Normally, organizations will only be awarded one award per year. The awards are competitive and require excellence. As such, awards will not necessarily be given every year.
 
This year's nominations and applications are available above or in the Office of Campus Life beginning April 4, 2008. All student organizations will also receive a packet in their Student Association mailbox by March 28, 2008. Completed applications are due to Erin Mroczka in the Campus Life Office by April 18, 2007.

Community Relations:

Excellence in Community Initiatives
Given to an organization whose new initiative has most improved camps/community relations.
 
Excellence in Civic Responsibility
Given to an organization that best represented SUNY Fredonia within the community, be it local or national.

Cultural Arts:

Excellence in Creative Arts
Given to an organization that has provided outstanding cultural arts programs and activities throughout the year.

Leadership Development:

Excellence in New Leadership
Given to a new organization that has provided students with increased opportunities to succeed in the areas of leadership, scholarship, or service.
 
Excellence in Continued Leadership
Given to an established organization that has show significant leadership for the campus community throughout the academic year.

School Spirit:

Excellence in School Spirit
Given to a new organization whose mission has greatly impacted student comradery and spirit on campus.
 
Excellence in Tradition
Given to an established organization that is committed to promoting institutional traditions and school spirit at SUNY Fredonia.

Multicultural:

Excellence in Multicultural Programming
Given to an organization that has provided outstanding multicultural programming throughout the academic year.

Volunteerism:

Excellence in Community Service
Given to an organization that has provided the highest quality of volunteer service on a particular service project. This would include planning, organizing, publicity, implementation and evaluation.
 
Excellence in Dedication to Volunteer Service
Given to an organization that has shown the highest level of dedication to volunteer service by accumulating the most volunteer hours throughout the year.