Top Ten Senior Award nominations sought

Do you know an amazing WSU senior who excels in one of these areas?

  • Academics
  • Athletics
  • Campus Involvement
  • Community Service
  • Visual/Performing Arts

Take just a few minutes to help us honor and recognize the accomplishments of these incredible students. The Top Ten Senior Awards provide an opportunity for faculty, staff, community members, and other students to nominate a deserving senior for their contributions to Washington State University.

Nomination forms, selection criteria, and information about the selection process can be found online at alumni.wsu.edu/seniors. The nomination form can be submitted online.

Nominations must be received by March 27, 2020, and nominees must be undergraduates at any of the WSU campuses graduating during the 2020 calendar year. Please reference the category descriptions at alumni.wsu.edu/topten for eligibility requirements in each area.

For more information about the Top Ten Senior Awards program or the Student Alumni Ambassadors, please contact Carrie Neppel at 509‑335‑2586 or carrie.neppel@wsu.edu.

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