AWARDS

Curated honors and achievements

Best Paper Project in Labor History Special Recognition: Department of Labor Studies Award
"Each year, the Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies recognizes the best papers and projects on a labor-related topic, by both undergraduate and graduate students. Since 1968, the Pacific Northwest Labor History Association has worked to document and promote the unique and storied working history of the Pacific Northwest region, serving students, union members, academics and independent scholars across British Columbia, Oregon, and Washington State."
- Harry Bridges Center for Labor Studies
The 20th Annual Davey Awards: Gold Davey Winner in Arts & Culture, Silver Davey Winner in Sports
The 46th Annual Telly Awards: Silver Telly Winner in Culture & Lifestyle, Bronze Telly Winner in Biography
"The Davey Awards is a premier international creative awards focused exclusively on honoring outstanding work from small agencies, independent creators and in-house teams. Inspired by the story of David vs. Goliath, the awards recognizes big ideas that come to life without big budgets. The Davey Awards is sanctioned and reviewed by the Academy of Interactive & Visual Arts (AIVA), an assembly of over 500 leading creatives at some of the world’s most acclaimed brands, institutions and agencies​​​​​​​."
- Davey Awards
The 44th Annual Telly Awards: Gold Telly Winner in Sports, Silver Telly Winner in Arts & Cultural, Bronze Telly Winner in Lifestyle, Bronze Telly Winner in Student
Seattle Film Festival: Winner in Best Sports Documentary Short Film
"The Telly Awards annually showcases the best work created within television and across video, for all screens. Receiving over 13,000 entries globally from 6 continents and all 50 states, Telly Award winners represent work from some of the most respected advertising agencies, television stations, production companies and publishers from around the world. The Telly Awards recognizes work that has been created on behalf of a client, for a specific brand and/or company (including your own) or self-directed as a creative endeavor."
- Telly Awards
Sixth Annual University of Washington Maker Summit: 1st Place Awardee
"The UW Maker Summit will bring together some of the most creative and innovative talents that the UW and Seattle communities have to offer. UW students, staff, faculty, and Seattle community members participate in one or more aspects of this multifaceted event. It will offers makers, crafters, artists, and engineers the opportunity to show off their projects to the community."
- Makers Summit
"Each year, the Husky 100 recognizes 100 undergraduate, graduate and professional students from the UW Bothell, Seattle and Tacoma campuses in all areas of study who are making the most of their time at the University of Washington. The Husky 100 actively connect what happens inside and outside of the classroom and apply what they learn to make a difference on campus, in their communities and for the future. Through their passion, leadership and commitment, these students inspire all of us to shape our own Husky Experience."
- Husky 100
Leadership Award
"The WJEA provides support services in the field of scholastic journalism.
The WJEA believes that student publications are an important, vital part of the school curriculum; that is essential to the survival of this country; that the student press should be as serious and responsible as the professional press, and toward this end offers many training options for both advisers and students; learning basic skills takes on new meaning and urgency when one immediately sees the results so graphically. Added to the basic skills are the invaluable traits of cooperation, punctuality, respect for each other, desire for truth, and self-confidence."
- WJEA
Denny Award for Outstanding Volunteer Service
"The Denny Awards acknowledge and honor the crucial role volunteers play in supporting neighborhood parks, community centers and recreation programs throughout Seattle. The awards reflect the early commitment by the Denny family to the preservation of parkland and open space for public use and enjoyment. David T. and Louisa Denny donated land that became the first Seattle park, Denny Park, in 1884."
- Seattle Government
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