AAU Awards Ceremony 2022

Dazzling! Stunning! And wonderful! The AAU Awards this year can be described no other way. On May 6, 2022, we celebrated a fantastic year at AAU, gave thanks to our nominees and award winners for all they did throughout the year, and announced the new Student Council members! In case you missed the event, you can find the list of winners and nominees for all students, staff, and faculty below:

This award is given to the TEACHER whose course has made scholarship at Anglo-American extremely rewarding, interesting, and valuable. The course’s exemplary program has outstanding merit and creates great interest in the student body.

Winner: Anthony Marais – Composition II

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This award is given to the TEACHER whose course was transformed to a hybrid platform exceptionally well.

Winner: Zuzana Vesela – Introduction to Politics

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This award, which is only voted upon by the faculty, is given to the STUDENT who has displayed outstanding academic scholarship and commitment while simultaneously achieving and maintaining an excellent grade point average. This individual has demonstrated the ability to go above and beyond their course expectations by engaging, participating, and demonstrating exceptional performance in their academic environment.

Winner: Lara Kellnerova

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This award is given to the STAFF MEMBER who has performed extraordinarily in their position in order to make AAU a better place for students, faculty, and staff.

Winner: Clea Boban

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This award is given to the TEACHER from the SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION whose dedication to teaching and outstanding performance has increased the knowledge of students, motivated students to excel in their studies, and inspired students to greater commitment to their own personal development.

Winner: Joel Imhoof

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This award is given to a STUDENT from the School of Business Administration who has displayed great knowledge and skill in their field, is extremely competent, and is most likely to make a difference in the future.

Winner: Beksultan Kalbekov

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This award is given to the TEACHER from the SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS & DIPLOMACY whose dedication to teaching and outstanding performance has increased the knowledge of students, motivated students to excel in their studies, and inspired students to greater commitment to their own personal development.

Winner: Robert Warren

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This award is given to a STUDENT from the School of International Relations & Diplomacy who has displayed great knowledge and skill in their field, is extremely competent, and is most likely to make a difference in the future.

Winner: Daria Zhukauskaite

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This award is given to the TEACHER from the SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM whose dedication to teaching and outstanding performance has increased the knowledge of students, motivated students to excel in their studies, and inspired students to greater commitment to their own personal development.

Winner: Robert Warren

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This award is given to a STUDENT from the School of Journalism who has displayed great knowledge and skill in their field, is extremely competent, and is most likely to make a difference in the future.

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This award is given to the TEACHER from the SCHOOL OF LAW whose dedication to teaching and outstanding performance has increased the knowledge of students, motivated students to excel in their studies, and inspired students to greater commitment to their own personal development.

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This award is given to a STUDENT from the School of Law who has displayed great knowledge and skill in their field, is extremely competent, and is most likely to make a difference in the future.

Winner: Diana Izmaylova

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This award is given to the TEACHER from the SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES whose dedication to teaching and outstanding performance has increased the knowledge of students, motivated students to excel in their studies, and inspired students to greater commitment to their own personal development.

Winner: Andrew Giarelli

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This award is given to a STUDENT from the School of Humanities & Social Sciences who has displayed great knowledge and skill in their field, is extremely competent, and is most likely to make a difference in the future.

Winner: Diana Vagidova

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This award is given to the STAFF MEMBER who has performed extraordinarily in their position in order to make AAU a better place for students, faculty, and staff.

Winner: Zuzana Vesela

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This award is given to the STUDENT who has displayed excellence, dedication and hard work in their artistic craft.

Winner: Rose de Brantes

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This award is given to the officially registered CLUB that has shown thorough dedication and commitment to their duties, their members, and the greater AAU community.

Winner: Students Against Violence Club

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This award is given to the STUDENT who does not have an elected leadership role, yet has performed great deeds in service of the AAU community.

Winner: Zachary Stuck

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This award is given to the STUDENT who has displayed great leadership skills and qualities and demonstrated innovation and motivational leadership in their academic or community settings.

Winner: Dana Salykbayeva

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