UH Awards

University Honors Awards

Join us in celebrating the work and spirit of our University Honors community!

We’re currently seeking nominations for the following awards:

In addition to the awards above, we will also present the following commendations at the Spring UH Honors & SendOff celebration:

All award recipients are selected by a representative committee of faculty, staff, and students. 

Each nomination requires a statement of support.

A good statement will:

  • be thorough and take up to 150 words;
  • include an introduction to your nominee;
  • provide concrete examples demonstrating how the nominee meets eligibility criteria; and
  • describe the difference made by your nominee’s contributions.

Further details:

  • Nominators have the option of uploading a statement or other documentation to the form.
  • Nominations may include quotes or anecdotes from multiple community members.
  • The individual(s) you nominate will be considered for all of the awards for which they are eligible.
  • The more information the committee has, the better the recommendation.
Submit Your Nominations Here
  • Three students stand side by side in front of a University Honors-branded step-and-repeat. Two hold up the silver House Cup.
  • Four students stand in front of a University Honors step-and-repeat. They each are smiling and wearing medallions that they have been awarded.
  • A student poses with their award alongside the professor who nominated them.
  • Three students pose with their awards.
  • A student poses with their award alongside the professor who nominated them.
  • A student poses with their award alongside the professor who nominated them.
  • A student poses with their award alongside the professor who nominated them.
  • Three professors pose with their awards.
  • Two students pose facing the camera with their awards alongside their professor.
  • Students stand in a line waiting for their graduation cords. The student in the foreground smiles and tilts her head down as UH staff member, Chelsea Bradford, puts the cord over the student's shoulders.