Bryan School Undergraduate Student Services
Outstanding Student Awards for May 2011 Candidates for Graduation
The three student awards presented by the Bryan School each semester are: the Dean's Service Award, the Bryan Achievement & Leadership Award, and the Bryan Outstanding Undergraduate and Graduate Student Awards. The awards are presented twice each year to graduating students. During the Fall semester, nominations are accepted for students who graduated in August and for those who will graduate in December.
The Bryan Achievement and Leadership Award recognizes a combination of academic scholarship and leadership within the Bryan School, the university, and/or the community. Students selected for this award must have a 3.0 GPA for undergraduate students and a 3.5 GPA for graduate students.
The Dean's Service Award recognizes service to the Bryan School, the university, and/or the community. The minimum GPA required to receive this award is a 2.5 for undergraduate students and a 3.0 for graduate students.
The Bryan Outstanding Undergraduate Student and the Bryan Outstanding Graduate Student awards recognize graduating students who have enriched the Bryan School's learning environment through their commitment to academic performance, or professional and service activities, or their commitment to and support of other students.
The selection committee, which consists of a group of faculty and non-graduating students, will select the recipients. The committee will also determine which of the three awards is most appropriate for the selected recipients.
A student may be nominated by more than one person. Please submit as much pertinent information as possible. It is also helpful to forward a copy of the nominated student's résumé to the selection committee, in care of Allen Rogers, 401 Bryan Building.