- Nominate a student who has created positive social change
- Ceremony will be held at the Student Services Centre
- DEADLINE EXTENDED for nominations: new deadline 17th March 2024
- No experience with the Hub needed
DEADLINE EXTENDED: Sunday 17th March 2024
What are the Vice Chancellor’s Social Impact Awards?
The Vice-Chancellor’s Social Impact Awards were launched for the first time by Cambridge Hub in 2018-19, to celebrate students who have shown exceptional achievement in, and commitment to, creating positive social change. Since then, the awards run every year to celebrate and recognise the efforts made by students to have a positive impact in their local and global community.
Our award categories are:
– Social Impact Award
– Volunteering Award
– Innovation Award
– Sustainability Award
– Local Impact Award
– Global Impact Award
How to get involved
DEADLINE EXTENDED: Nominations are open until Sunday 17th March 2024, nominate below!
FAQ
Nominees should be individual students currently studying at The University of Cambridge. Please note you cannot nominate yourself, so if you’d like to be nominated please ask a relevant person to put in the nomination for you.
We’ve assessed the accessibility of all our events and are able to discuss these with you, this includes any reasonable adjustments we can make. All accessibility information will also be sent to you prior to the event as standard. If you have any questions about accessibility, or want to make request a reasonable adjustment, please reach out to us at petia.tzokova@cambridgehub.org. Some examples of reasonable adjustments we can offer include:
- Making sure there is seating with no arms
- Receiving print outs where relevant
We expect to be in touch with winners in mid-April 2024. There will be an awards ceremony in early May 2024 and all nominators, nominees, shortlisted candidates and winners will be invited.
We are building up a panel of judges made up of academics, students and others involved in social action.
Please contact us at petia.tzokova@cambridgehub.org with any questions.