Faculty, staff and students are invited to nominate deserving individuals for six prestigious awards that recognize students, faculty, staff and non-students for exemplary academic performance, leadership and service to Clemson University and the broader community.
Submission guidelines have changed. Access information about the nomination process.
Nomination submission deadlines:
- January 21 – Nomination portal opens
- February 9 – Nominations close
- February 16 – Student applications close
- February 28 – Recommendations close
Student awards
Norris Medal: The Norris Medal is considered the most prestigious award and is given to the best all-around graduating senior.
Matt Locke Award: Presented to one student for outstanding leadership with regard to service and devotion to humankind and Clemson University.
Frank A. Burtner Scholarship: Presented to rising juniors and seniors at Clemson University who display exemplary leadership qualities and an outstanding academic record.
Algernon Sydney Sullivan Student Award: Presented to two seniors for outstanding service to Clemson University and the extended Clemson community.
Non-student awards
Frank A. Burtner Award for Excellence in Advising: Awarded to a faculty or staff member who excels in developing students in the areas of leadership, devotion to duty and service while serving as an advisor to students (academic or non-academic) or student organizations.
Algernon Sydney Sullivan Non-Student Award: Given in recognition of the recipient’s influence for good, excellence in maintaining high ideals of living, and service before self.
If you have any questions about the awards or the application process, contact Betty Hayes in Campus Life (864-656-2582/ bettyh@clemson.edu).
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