Jill Pittman Jones Award

(The Jill Pitman Jones Award was established
in 1983 by H. Russell Pitman to honor his sister, Jill Pitman Jones. 
Each 

college nominates one male and one female
who have shown interest, leadership and sportsmanship in and support 

of the IM program.)

The Wiess College Female
Nomination for 2010 is         Linda Chiang

The Wiess College Male Nomination for 2010 is          Jeremy Goodreau

Outstanding Senior Award

(The Outstanding Senior Awards are given to
graduating seniors who have contributed the most to excellence at Rice 

University. Specifically, the award is not
one of service; however, service can and often will play a major role.
This 

award will go to the type of person one
respects. The contribution of excellence of these students should
reflect a 

commitment over time.)

The Wiess College Nomination
for 2010 is          Tracy Dansker

Sallyport Award

(Presented by the Association of Rice Alumni
to recognize a deserving undergrad or graduate degree candidate who 

has made contributions to the Rice community
above his or her individual college and who may not otherwise be 

recognized.)

The Wiess College Nominations
for 2010 are          Matt Schumann and Rachel
Solnick

Graham C. Stebbings
College Service Award

(Est. in 1982 to
recognize a graduating senior who has performed outstanding service to
his or
her College or to the College system at large.  The preferred recipient
is one who has not been accorded any
form of public recognition for his or her servies.  One graduating
senior may be nominated by each of the

colleges.)

The Wiess
College Nomination for 2010 is          Lauren
Schoeffler

(Lauren
received notification that she received this award!)

Alan Grob Prize

(The Alan Grob Prize is named in honor of Alan Grob, for
forty years a great teacher of literature at Rice University and a voice
for 

those who cannot speak
for themselves.  The Alan Grob Prize is awarded annually to the
Rice undergraduate who, through service 

to the larger
community, has demonstrated the most devotion to the needs and interests
of the economically and culturally disadvantaged.)

The Wiess College Nomination for 2010 is          Melissa Arnold

Morty Rich Scholarship (The Morty Rich Scholarshipo is presented to a continuing student who has distinguished himself/herself through commitment and service to Rice and/or to the greater community. The successful candidate(s) will have recognized a need in the community, developed objectives, and implemented or established program(s) that would benefit the community and will realize no personal gain for these efforts.)

The Wiess College Nominations for 2010 are          Danielle Axelson and Siggy Bilstein

Hugh Scott Cameron Award (The Rice University Service Award, given in memory of Dean of Students Hugh Scott Cameron, is awarded to as many as four individuals of the Rice student population, past and present, who have been most exemplary in rendering service to the student body. Preferably recipients should not be receiving remuneration for their services unless their work has been of a quality above and beyond that ordinarily rendered.)

The Wiess College Nomination for 2010 is          Tracy Dansker

Commencement Award for Leadership and Advocacy (The Commencement Award for Leadership and Advocacy will honor a 2010 graduating student, undergraduate or graduate, who exemplifies the values and causes of this year's invited commencement speaker, Muhammad Yunus. Professor Yunus was awarded the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts in micro-lending and the battle against world poverty.)

The Wiess College Nomination for 2010 is          Judy Huang

Hutchinson Award

(John and Paula Hutchinson, Masters of Wiess College from 1994 to 2001, brought to the college a spirit of service to the community.  The Hutchinson Award seeks to recognize a sophomore, junior or returning senior who has been exemplary in serving Wiess but whose dedication has not otherwise been recognized (i.e., through an elected Cabinet position or other college office.)

The  Recipient for 2010 is          Trevor Mitcham

Masters’ Special Service Awards

(Selected by Masters to students who may not be recognized otherwise and have contributed outstanding service to Wiess College.)

The  Recipients for 2010 are          Roxy Loza

        Brett Wakefield

          Matt Schumann

        Erin Waller

Daniel Caesar Memorial Award

(The Daniel Caesar Memorial Award is given annually to a graduating senior of Wiess College who has made significant contributions to college life through music, theatre, or other cultural activities.  As a respected member of the College from 1990 until his accidental death in 1993, Dan Caesar enriched the college with his dry wit and musical talents.)

The  Recipient for 2010 is          Sarah Cook

Wiess College Service Awards

(Wiess College Service Awards recognize graduating seniors for outstanding service to Wiess College.)

The  Recipients for 2010 are           Alex Bonnel

        Rebecca Leven

          Lauren Schoeffler

        Tracy Dansker

        Caitlin Miller

Olga Keith Wiess Service Award

(Named in honor of Olga Keith Wiess and awarded to a graduating senior for the most outstanding service to Wiess College.)

The  Recipient for 2010 is          Dhruv Venkatraman

Olga Keith and Harry Carothers Wiess Freshman Scholarship   (This scholarship was established by Olga Keith and Harry Carothers Wiess, benefactors of Wiess College.  This scholarship is awarded to a rising sophomore for outstanding service throughout the first year.)

The  Recipient for 2010 is          Christina Villareal