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| − | The annual '''King’s Crown Leadership Awards''' are given to students who either did a good job running a student group | + | The annual '''King’s Crown Leadership Excellence Awards''' are given to [[CC]] and [[SEAS]] students who have "offered outstanding leadership to their communities with exemplary commitment and energy." Put another way, they are given to students who either did a good job running a student group, did the administration's bidding, or sometimes both. Since 2013 awards have been granted in eight categories, with no more than ten students recognized in each category. |
| − | The awards | + | The awards were in the shape of [[King's Crown (symbol)|King's Crowns]] and were first given out in September [[1904]] for the [[1903]]-[[1904]] school year, and then in May[[1905]] for that school year by the [[King's Crown (group)|King's Crown student organization]]. For some reason Columbia lists the official establishment date for the awards as [[1916]] in official literature, such as school [[bulletin|bulletins]]. |
== Benefits == | == Benefits == | ||
| − | There is an annual dinner in late April or early May for all recipients, which is held in the [[Low Library#The Rotunda|Low Library Rotunda]] and is in fact quite nice. A few of the annual [[prizes]] given to students on the basis of alumni gifts with very specific instructions are presented at this event instead of [[Class Day]]. Depending on the nature of the award, recipients also receive a pin, money, a certificate, or some combination of these. | + | There is an annual dinner in late April or early May for all recipients, which is held in the [[Low Library#The Rotunda|Low Library Rotunda]] and is in fact quite nice. A few of the annual [[prizes]] given to students on the basis of alumni gifts with very specific instructions are presented at this event instead of [[Class Day]]. Depending on the nature of the award, recipients also receive a pin, money, a certificate, or some combination of these. |
== Selection == | == Selection == | ||
| − | There's a selection committee made up of some of the members of student councils and headed by an administrator from SDA. They vote on individuals | + | There's a selection committee made up of some of the members of student councils and headed by an administrator from SDA. They vote on individuals after a nomination period. Not all awards are based on nominations from students; those that are not are presumably based on nominations from administrators. |
== The Awards == | == The Awards == | ||
There are multiple award types and categories. | There are multiple award types and categories. | ||
| − | === Crown Leadership Awards === | + | === Award Categories === |
| − | ''Gold'', ''Silver'', ''Bronze'', and ''Copper'', | + | |
| + | *Principled Action | ||
| + | *Community Building | ||
| + | *Columbia Spirit | ||
| + | *Civic Responsibility | ||
| + | *Innovation & Enhancement | ||
| + | *Inclusion & Advocacy | ||
| + | *Indelible Mark | ||
| + | *Health & Wellness | ||
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| + | == Old Award Structure == | ||
| + | Prior to 2013, King's Crown Leadership Awards were structured differently. | ||
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| + | ===Crown Leadership Awards=== | ||
| + | Individual student leaders received recognition based on their contributions to their respective organizations, and in a grade reflecting their tenure with the organization. Awards were granted in ''Gold'', ''Silver'', ''Bronze'', and ''Copper'' grades, with winners receiving pins in color of their award grade. One stand-out student leader in each grade of award other than Gold would be given ''Horizon'' award recognition. | ||
=== Organization Achievement === | === Organization Achievement === | ||
| − | + | In addition to individual awards, student groups were eligible for organization-wide awards, including the ''Impact Award'', ''Alma Mater Award'', ''Intergroup Award'', ''Promise Award'', and the ''Best Program Award''. The organization award process included interviews by student government leaders and student affairs administrators. For winning organizations, one members could attend the dinner as a representative. | |
=== Leadership Legend === | === Leadership Legend === | ||
| − | + | Finally, graduating seniors were eligible for "Leadership Legend" awards, with between 5-12 seniors being recognized in the ''Pioneer'', ''Bridge Builder'', and ''Indelible Mark'' categories. | |
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| − | + | In 2009, the''Community Builder Award'' for an individual student was founded. | |
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
| − | + | *[https://www.cc-seas.columbia.edu/awards/descriptions Current Awards Description] | |
| + | *[https://web.archive.org/web/20120423022216/http://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/awards/kingscrown Old Award Structure] | ||
| + | *[http://www.kingscrown.info kingcrown.info - dead-end link that used to host information about the awards, that apparently got taken over by a payday loan website for a while] | ||
[[Category: Student awards]] | [[Category: Student awards]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Annual events]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:32, 8 August 2016
The annual King’s Crown Leadership Excellence Awards are given to CC and SEAS students who have "offered outstanding leadership to their communities with exemplary commitment and energy." Put another way, they are given to students who either did a good job running a student group, did the administration's bidding, or sometimes both. Since 2013 awards have been granted in eight categories, with no more than ten students recognized in each category.
The awards were in the shape of King's Crowns and were first given out in September 1904 for the 1903-1904 school year, and then in May1905 for that school year by the King's Crown student organization. For some reason Columbia lists the official establishment date for the awards as 1916 in official literature, such as school bulletins.
Contents
Benefits
There is an annual dinner in late April or early May for all recipients, which is held in the Low Library Rotunda and is in fact quite nice. A few of the annual prizes given to students on the basis of alumni gifts with very specific instructions are presented at this event instead of Class Day. Depending on the nature of the award, recipients also receive a pin, money, a certificate, or some combination of these.
Selection
There's a selection committee made up of some of the members of student councils and headed by an administrator from SDA. They vote on individuals after a nomination period. Not all awards are based on nominations from students; those that are not are presumably based on nominations from administrators.
The Awards
There are multiple award types and categories.
Award Categories
- Principled Action
- Community Building
- Columbia Spirit
- Civic Responsibility
- Innovation & Enhancement
- Inclusion & Advocacy
- Indelible Mark
- Health & Wellness
Old Award Structure
Prior to 2013, King's Crown Leadership Awards were structured differently.
Crown Leadership Awards
Individual student leaders received recognition based on their contributions to their respective organizations, and in a grade reflecting their tenure with the organization. Awards were granted in Gold, Silver, Bronze, and Copper grades, with winners receiving pins in color of their award grade. One stand-out student leader in each grade of award other than Gold would be given Horizon award recognition.
Organization Achievement
In addition to individual awards, student groups were eligible for organization-wide awards, including the Impact Award, Alma Mater Award, Intergroup Award, Promise Award, and the Best Program Award. The organization award process included interviews by student government leaders and student affairs administrators. For winning organizations, one members could attend the dinner as a representative.
Leadership Legend
Finally, graduating seniors were eligible for "Leadership Legend" awards, with between 5-12 seniors being recognized in the Pioneer, Bridge Builder, and Indelible Mark categories.
In 2009, theCommunity Builder Award for an individual student was founded.
