The College of Nursing and Health Sciences presented departmental awards to students at the annual College of Nursing and Health Sciences Honors Tea held on April 28, 2017.

Five UVM applicants have been awarded Fulbright Scholarships for the 2017-2018 academic year. The prestigious awards are yearlong fellowships which enable seniors, recent graduates, and graduate students to live abroad and represent the United States as a part of the world's largest intellectual and cultural exchange fellowship.

Graduate Teaching Assistants (GTAs) contribute significantly to UVM's teaching mission, carrying important and often complex teaching responsibilities. They merit recognition for their dedication and for the important contributions they make to the teaching of undergraduate students at UVM. The Graduate Teaching Assistant of the Year Award recognizes annually the accomplishments of GTAs who have demonstrated unusual excellence and creativity in their teaching and commitment to student learning. Beginning in 2013, two awards are given each year, one for GTAs who have served as the primary instructor in a lecture based course, one for teaching assistants who have served as laboratory instructors. While only two GTAs are chosen to receive the Graduate Teaching Assistant of the Year Award, the department and program nominees for the award are also recognized and honored.

Graduate Teaching Assistants (GTAs) contribute significantly to UVM's teaching mission, carrying important and often complex teaching responsibilities. They merit recognition for their dedication and for the important contributions they make to the teaching of undergraduate students at UVM. The Graduate Teaching Assistant of the Year Award recognizes annually the accomplishments of GTAs who have demonstrated unusual excellence and creativity in their teaching and commitment to student learning. Beginning in 2013, two awards are given each year, one for GTAs who have served as the primary instructor in a lecture based course, one for teaching assistants who have served as laboratory instructors. While only two GTAs are chosen to receive the Graduate Teaching Assistant of the Year Award, the department and program nominees for the award are also recognized and honored.

The Roberto Fabri Fialho Research award is provided to a graduate student at UVM pursing a Ph.D with active research in the areas of ecology, evolution, population genetics, or animal behavior. The goals of this award are to support the research of outstanding graduate students in the disciplines loved by Dr. Fialho and to keep his memory alive at UVM.

The Thomas J. Votta Scholarship is awarded to a UVM graduate student in the Grossman School of Business, the College of Engineering and Mathematics, or the Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources, who wishes to make a difference in solving environmental problems and using Environmental Best Practices to meet this goal.

The College of Nursing and Health Sciences presented departmental awards to students at the annual College of Nursing and Health Sciences Awards Ceremony held on April 22, 2016.

The Rodney L. Parsons Anatomy and Neurobiology Award is given annually in honor of Rodney L. Parsons, Ph.D. who joined the University of Vermont in 1967, and has played a key role in the growth and evolution of the anatomy and neurobiology disciplines at UVM. It is awarded to a University of Vermont doctoral student from any graduate program who excels in both neuroscience research and teaching in any broadly defined anatomical science.

The College of Nursing and Health Sciences presented departmental awards to seniors at the annual College of Nursing and Health Sciences Awards Ceremony held on May 20, 2016.

The College of Arts and Sciences presented departmental awards to seniors at the annual College of Arts and Sciences Awards Ceremony held on May 20, 2016, at Ira Allen Chapel.

UVM's Phi Beta Kappa chapter selects a single student each year to receive the Bogorad Award, which recognizes outstanding achievement in the liberal arts based on the academic record through the end of the sophomore year.

The College of Arts and Sciences presented awards to undergraduates at its annual Honors Day ceremony.

This award, presented to graduating seniors at commencement, recognizes outstanding service to the university.

This award, presented at commencement, recognizes the greatness of the student's UVM experiences and the expectation that they will make major contributions in their respective fields

This award, presented at commencement, honors the senior man ranking first in character, leadership and scholarship.

Presented at commencement, this award honors the senior who exhibits the highest qualities of leadership, academic competence and character.

This award, presented at commencement, honors seniors who best exhibit leadership, academic competence and character, and who have earned the respect of faculty and fellow students.

Four UVM students have won the English Department's 2013-14 Marion Berry Allbee Award. This annual prize for non-fiction writing is named in honor of Dr. Roger Allbee (UVM College of Medicine) in memory of his wife, UVM Class of 1931.

Dacota Pratt-Pariseau from Grand Isle has won the English Department's annual prize for best poem by a graduating senior, named in honor of Professor Benjamin B. Wainwright, who taught at the university from 1925 to 1963.

English major and aspiring poet Alexandria Hall '15 has been awarded a 2014 Beinecke Scholarship. The Beinecke is a nationally competitive award that seeks to identify and support students who show great promise in the humanities, fine arts and social sciences. As a Beinecke Scholar, Hall will receive a $34,000 scholarship toward her graduate studies.

University of Vermont Honors College students Kathleen Bashant '16 and Christopher Kenseth '15 have been named 2014 Goldwater Scholars. The Goldwater is a nationally competitive prestigious scholarship that recognizes sophomores and juniors who have done outstanding work in science, technology, math, or engineering (STEM) disciplines and who are on track to become leading researchers and innovators in their fields.

Local residents were recognized for achievements in academics and service, at Honors Day ceremonies held by the College of Nursing and Health Sciences at the University of Vermont earlier this spring.

Local residents were recognized for achievements in academics and service at Honors Day ceremonies held by the College of Education & Social Services at the University of Vermont earlier this spring.

Local residents were recognized for achievements in academics and service at Honors Day ceremonies held by the School of Business Administration at the University of Vermont earlier this spring.

Local residents were recognized for achievements in academics and service, at Honors Day ceremonies held by the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at the University of Vermont on April 19, 2013.

Local residents were recognized for achievements in academics and service at Honors Day ceremonies held by the College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences at the University of Vermont earlier this spring.

Local residents were recognized for achievements in academics and service at Honors Day ceremonies held by the College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences at the University of Vermont earlier this spring.

Local residents were recognized for achievements in academics and service, at Honors Day ceremonies held by the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at the University of Vermont earlier this spring.

Local residents were recognized for achievements in academics and service at Honors Day ceremonies held by the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Vermont earlier this spring.