This year marks the third year of the NUS Scotland Awards. The ceremony, which took place on the first day of NUS Scotland Conference, brought together students from across Scotland to celebrate their successes over the year.
Robin Parker, NUS Scotland President said: “It was an honour to present the NUS Scotland Awards to the winners at the ceremony. I’m constantly inspired by the work of students and students’ associations across Scotland. The Awards are a great opportunity to take time out and to celebrate the amazing work of students in Scotland.”
University Students’ Association of the Year
- Students’ Association of the University of the West of Scotland
College Students’ Association of the Year
- Coatbridge College Students’ Associations
Course Rep of the Year
- Jamie McKendrick, Aberdeen College
University Students’ Association Officer of the Year
- Leila Shroufi, The Students’ Union, QMU
College Students’ Association Officer of the Year
- Scott McNally, Sabhal Mor Ostaig
Student Association staff member of the Year
- Sarah Gibbons, City of Glasgow College Students’ Association
Student of the Year
- Gerry McDonnell & Tariq Purvaze, University of Strathclyde
Campaign of the Year
- Students’ Association of the University of the West Scotland for ‘Retaining Scotland’s Potential’
Best Student Media of the Year
- The Edit (Glasgow Caledonian University)
Student Journalist of the Year
- Gareth Llewllyn (The Glasgow Journal)
Club or Society of the Year
- Edinburgh University Young Scientific Researchers Association (EUYSRA)
Community Relations Award
- University of Strathclyde Students’ Association for StrathGuides
Equality and Diversity Award
- Glasgow Caledonian University Students’ Association
Disabled Students’ Experience Award
- City of Glasgow College Students’ Association
The external judges who sat on our panels were:
- Chris Hall, The Equality Challenge Unit
- Charlotte McNeil, SCVO
- Kainde Manji, NUS Scotland Women’s Officer 2008-2010
- Katie Rafferty, National Deaf Children’s Society
- Talat Yaqoob, White Ribbon Campaign