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Awards and Recognition

Dean's Dozen Award

Recognizes twelve students for their service to one or more programs or departments within the Office of the Dean of Students and the positive contribution they have made to our campus community. The Dean's Dozen Award celebrates graduating seniors, masters or doctoral students who are committed and involved in enhancing the quality of The University of Texas at Austin student experience.

The 2009 Dean's Dozen recipients are:

Swing Out Awards

Coordinated by the University of Texas Leadership and Ethics Institute to recognize outstanding student organizations. Awards are presented in 9 primary categories: Academic/Departmental, Cultural, Political/Activist, Professional, Recreational, Artistic, Service, Social, and Spirit. In addition, there are 3 Special Categories: Best New, Most Improved, and Most Outstanding.

The 2009 Swing Out Awards recipients are:

Evening of the Stars Awards Dinner

Honors the outstanding achievements of student organizations and provides a larger forum for the Swing Out Awards to honor its nominees and the more than 1,000 student organizations represented here on The University of Texas at Austin campus. Student organizations play a major role on campus and in the Austin community. They enrich the lives of others by fostering a volunteer spirit and activist approach. Re-established in 1989, the Swing Out Awards honor student organizations that best represent these ideals.

Glenn Maloney Endowed Memorial Scholarship

This scholarship is given in memory of Glenn W. Maloney. Glenn served students at The University of Texas at Austin for 19 years, the last seven as Associate Dean of Students. The Glenn Maloney Memorial Scholarship was established to remember Glenn's countless contributions to UT Austin and to honor his passion for working with students by recognizing excellence in student leadership. Through this scholarship, Glenn's enduring legacy will be to continue helping the students whose lives he enriched.

The 2009 Maloney Scholarship winners are:

Maralyn S. Heimlich Scholarship

Maralyn Heimlich touched the lives of thousands of students as Assistant Dean of New Student Services for many years until her untimely passing from cancer in 1996. This scholarship is given in memory of Maralyn Heimlich and recognizes orientation advisors who best exemplify Maralyn's dedication and service to the new student orientation program, her generosity of spirit and her passion for student life.

The 2009 Maralyn S. Heimlich Scholarship winners are:

Tejas Club Scholarship

The purpose of the Tejas Club is to allow members to live a more complete life by sharing their personalities, abilities and efforts to promote good fellowship and a high standard of conduct, to encourage loyalty and usefulness to our school, and to further good scholarship. This scholarship recognizes those members whose breadth of service to The University of Texas at Austin, the Tejas Club and the Austin community best demonstrates the application of these ideals.

The 2009 Tejas Club Scholarship winners are:

Greek Spotlight

Twice each semester, Greek Life and Intercultural Education honors outstanding students within the Greek community. Recipients of this award are "spotlighted" in the Daily Texan, and on the GLIE Web site, for their outstanding community service, academic achievement, and involvement in their community and throughout the entire university.

The 2009 Greek Spotlight winners are:

Sasha Kakabadse - Fall 2008 Greek Spotlight Winner
Karla Campbell - Spring 2009 Greek Spotlight winner

http://deanofstudents.utexas.edu/glie/greek_spotlight.php

Hyperion Dinner

Celebrating "unsung heroes," this event honors 50 of the Greek community's most outstanding students who work diligently to improve the community, often behind the scenes. The Hyperion Dinner celebrates those fraternity and sorority members, many of whom do not hold officer positions within their organizations, for their unselfish contributions to their chapters and councils.

The 2009 Hyperion Award recipients are:

Order of Omega Awards

Greek Life and Intercultural Education, the Offices of the Vice President, the Office of the Dean of Students, and the Order of Omega recognize outstanding chapter and individual accomplishments at this annual spring awards banquet.

The 2009 Order of Omega Awards recipients are:

Individual Awards

Organizational Awards

Event Awards


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