Student Volunteering Scotland Gold Awards
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Have you shown leadership, dedication and/or leadership whilst volunteering? If so you will be eligable to be nominated to recieve a Student Volunteering Scotland Gold Award. The Gold Awards are the only national accreditation of student volunteering in Scotland. The Awards will highlight the outstanding contributions of a select number of student volunteers. Anyone can nominate a volunteer and the Scarlets and Golds Awards Committee will decide on the winners. The criteria for the Gold awards must reward excellence by students in one of the areas of volunteering recognised by Studnet Volunteering Scotland. These are:
For other areas, speak to SVS if your activity doesn't fit into any of the above. You will be asked to nominate fellow student in March 2008. |
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For more information about SVS Gold Awards click here.
2008 Gold Awards Winners were Mark Cunningham who is a Project Scotland Volunteer and Editor of Reform as well as the RGU represntative on the Studnet Volunteer Scotland board and Lynsey Haugh who over the past 4-5 years has had a number of volunteering roles from setting up RugRag and being it's president to being the Entertainments Officer within the Union to name a few.
2007 years winners from left to right: Ilan Makutsky - Careers Ambassador, Andrew Ayton - Entertainment Officer, Voice, Charities and Toast Societies and Andrew Browes - RoUGES President
2006 winner Kenny Duffy RGU Tramploine Coach
Who to Contact?
The Volunteering Co-ordinator is based on the top floor in the Student Association building at 60 Schoolhill. You can pop in or ring on 01224 262265.
