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President's Service Awards

Awarding Excellence in Service

Purpose

The purpose of the President’s Service Award is to recognize the distinguished achievements of undergraduate, graduate, and professional students and student organizations for their promotion of learning, leadership, and quality of student life at New York University.

Nominations

Any NYU student, faculty, or staff member may nominate an NYU student for a President's Service Award. Please review the criteria & eligibility page for more information. To submit a nomination, complete the online nomination for organizations or for individuals during the nomination period. Nominations will only be accepted online, and late nominations will not be accepted. Nominations are currently open and will remain open until February 20th, 2012.

Criteria and Guidelines

President's Service Awards are given to students or student organizations that have had an extraordinary and positive impact on the University community, including achievements within schools and departments, the University at large, local neighborhoods, and NYU's presence in the world. Successful nominations should demonstrate that the student or organization has made a significant and positive contribution to the University in one or more of the following ways:

  • Building community
  • Enhancing wellness
  • Promoting diversity
  • Demonstrating civic responsibility
  • Actively volunteering
  • Creating innovative and new projects or activities
  • Innovating and enhancing existing University programs or services
  • Exhibiting outstanding leadership with an organization or project

Eligibility

The following are eligibility requirements that must be met by each nominee.

  • Nominees must be in good academic standing (as defined by the nominee's academic unit).
  • Nominees must be registered during the semester the award will be given, or have graduated the previous December or August.
  • Nominations should be based on achievements that date from February of the previous year; for the 2012 awards, nominations should be based on achievements between February 2011and February 2012.
  • Nominated organizations must be currently registered with the Office of Student Activities or with a school or department.
  • Typically, work done as part of a compensated role is not considered, however extra-ordinary achievement by a student who goes above and beyond the normal expectations of work may be considered. Please indicate in your nomination if this is the case.
  • Current NYU faculty, staff, and students are eligible to nominate a student for a President's Service Award; self-nominations will not be accepted.

The Ceremony

The 2012 Awards Ceremony will be held on Tuesday, April 24th, 2012 at 4:00 PM in the Eisner & Lubin Auditorium, on the 4th floor of the Kimmel Center for University Life.  


This Year's Award Winners

College of Arts and Science

  • Emily H. DaSilva
  • Joshua Diamond
  • Hilary Goodfriend
  • Ilana Greene
  • Sindhu Lakshmanan
  • Pria Shah
  • Lauren Nicole Singer

Gallatin School of Individualized Study

  • Stephen Brown
  • James L. Gain
  • Sal Lavallo

Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development

  • Rivka Bachrach
  • Stephanie Corvino
  • Alyssa Deitchman
  • Colleen Kenny
  • Dana Mortell
  • Yenifer Romero-Badia
  • Peter C. Schwinge
  • Jillian N. Weinfeld
  • Aliza Yaros

Tisch School of the Arts

  • Marlon Crystal Feliz
  • Sylver Wallace

Leonard N. Stern School of Business

  • Christopher Kuo

Silver School of Social Work

  • Michael Embrey
  • Geoffrey M. Golia
  • Dorene Ng
  • Evelyn Orellana

College of Nursing

  • Kimberly Bailey
  • Nicole A. Piasio
  • Patricia Joyce R. Preza
  • Dania Wilson

School of Dentistry

  • Rebekah Browder
  • Linh T. Phan
  • Stephanie Joss Serpa
  • Nishant Thakkar

School of Law

  • Nina Bell
  • Scot Goins
  • Brandi E. McNeil

School of Continuing and Professional Studies

  • Ronald Granite
  • Nordee S. Saritvanich

Liberal Studies/Global Liberal Studies

  • Arielle Feldshon
  • Harris Inskeep-Rosenfeld
  • Daniella Labat
  • Fanny Mei

Graduate School of Arts and Science

  • Erica S. Wolf

Wagner School of Public Service

  • Zawadi Rucks Ahidiana

Polytechnic Institute of NYU

  • Rohul Amin
  • Sarah Appelbaum
  • Christopher Bradley
  • Sukari A. Brown
  • Wilson Dieujuste Jr.
  • Corine Fitzgibbons
  • Christine Pembroke

NYU Abu Dhabi

  • Kate Macina
  • Tommy White
  • Alex Wang

All University Awardees

  • Olivia Baackes (Gallatin School of Individualized Study)
  • Sergio Caballero (College of Arts and Science)
  • Christian Clampitt (College of Arts and Science)
  • Albert Cotugno III (College of Arts and Science)
  • Antonio Duran (College of Arts and Science)
  • Alfa Eustate (College of Arts and Science)
  • Abigail C. Garcia (College of Arts and Science)
  • Michael Han (College of Arts and Science)
  • Kadeem Harris (Tisch School of the Arts)
  • Cynthia M. Kaselis (Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development)
  • Ashu Kasera (Stern School of Business)
  • Sean Kross (College of Arts and Science)
  • Fatima Kutty (College of Arts and Science)
  • Daniella Lavian (College of Arts and Science)
  • Minna Lee (Gallatin School of Individualized Study)
  • Barbara Leung (Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development)
  • Kimberly Lopes (Stern School of Business)
  • Brandi Lupo (Gallatin School of Individualized Study)
  • Rouzbeh Mashayekhi (College of Arts and Science)
  • James G. Neely (Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development)
  • Mary Ellen Pesanello (Tisch School of the Arts)
  • Zaneta Marie Rago (Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development)
  • Tabassum Rahman (College of Arts and Science)
  • Ahmad Raza (Stern School of Business)
  • Kathleen Rende (College of Arts and Science)
  • Sherry-Ann Carla Rowland (School of Continuing and Professional Studies/McGhee Division)
  • Dorothy Schrader (College of Arts and Science)
  • Aaron C. Shapiro (College of Arts and Science)
  • Alison Sikes (College of Arts and Science)
  • Justin Silver (Stern School of Business)
  • Emily Ann Soukas (College of Arts and Science)
  • Sarah Strongin (College of Nursing)
  • Ashima Talwar (Gallatin School of Individualized Study)
  • Michael C. Vittoria(College of Arts and Science)
  • Malina Webb (College of Arts and Science)
  • Patrick F. Wilson (College of Arts and Science)

1831 Fund Leadership Committee
Baedeker
Bella Quisqueya
Bridges: Muslim Jewish Interfaith Dialogue at NYU
CAS Dean’s Service Honor Corps
CAS International Student Club
College of Nursing LGBTQ FANSS
Comm*Unity
Commuter Student Council
Gallatin Student Council
Generasian
Gifts of Time
The Headless Society
International Filipino Association
Inter-Residence Hall Council
Islamic Students Association
Junior Class Activities Board
Liberal Studies Glocal Club
NYU-Poly International Students Organization (ISO)
NYU-Poly LGBTQA Club
National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH)
The Post-Bac Society at CAS
School of Law Coalition on Law & Representation (CoLR)
School of Medicine Ambassador Program
School of Medicine Black and Latino Student Association (BALSA)
SCPS Undergraduate Council
SCPS Graduate Council
Shorashim
Silver School of Social Work Undergraduate Student Government Association
Student Athletic Advisory Committee (SAAC)
Steinhardt Graduate Student Organization
Stern Political Economy Exchange
Stern Undergraduate Student Council
Tisch Graduate Student Organization
Tisch Talent Guild
TRANSFERmation
Undergraduate Nursing Student Organization (UNSO)
Wagner International Public Service Association
Wagner Policy Alliance

Questions?

If you have questions about the President's Service Awards that are not addressed on this website, or you need more information about the President's Service Awards, email Kyle Stockwell at kyle.stockwell@nyu.edu or call 212.998.4414.


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