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Every university has an award they bestow on the most deserving students. Awards that evoke the prestige and virtue reminiscent of a university's mission and goals.
At Oakland University, those awards are the Matilda R. and Alfred G. Wilson Award and the Human Relations Award. Read on to learn more about these most prestigious awards and how you can nominate yourself or someone else.
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Take a look
Check out our photo slideshow of past award winners. Envision yourself among the elite group of students who win and attend the formal dinner with Dr. Russi, Dr. Moudgil and Dr. Mary Beth Snyder at the exquisite Meadow Brook Hall. You can also view a complete list of award recipients. |
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Created in 1965, the Wilson Awards recognize one female and one male graduating senior who have contributed
as scholars, leaders, and responsible citizens to the OU community. To date,
46 males and 46 females have received this highly coveted honor.
The Human Relations Award was established in 1990 and recognizes a graduating senior who has made an outstanding contribution to intergroup understanding and conflict resolution at OU. This award has been given to 21 students.
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Wilson Awards:
- strong academic record of 3.5 or higher
- graduating seniors in winter 2012 or students who graduated in summer or fall 2011 may apply
Human Relations Award:
- minimum 2.5 GPA
- demonstrate service to the community
- graduating seniors in winter 2012 or students who graduated in summer or fall 2011 may apply
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Know someone who exemplifies the qualities and characteristics that these awards represent? If so, please print out and complete a nomination form.
You can also use the forms to self-nominate.
Matilda R. and Alfred G. Wilson Award
Human Relations Award
Please follow the instructions on each form and send in all nominations by February 6, 2012.
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If you have any questions about these awards, please contact the Dean of Students Office at (248) 370-3352.