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Seeking nominees for the Global Community Awards

Cecily Sakrison - Office for Global Engagement

Celebrate the individuals and departments who make our campus a more welcoming, inclusive and globally engaged community. Hosted by International Student & Scholar Services as part of International Education Week, the Global Community Awards will recognize outstanding contributions to international education in three categories:

  • Global Citizen Award (student)
  • Global Engagement Champion Award (faculty/staff)
  • Excellence in Internationalization Award (department/office)

Know someone making a difference? Nominate them today! Help us recognize those who inspire global perspectives and strengthen our international community.

The nomination deadline is Sept. 1, 2026.

To submit a nomination, visit the International Student & Scholar Services website.

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