This award recognises an Undergraduate Academic Representative who has made an impact to education at Bath. Nominees should be Representatives who have gathered feedback well and acted on it to create positive change for their peers. A winner will be chosen from each Faculty.

Engineering & Design Shortlist

• Clara Hamel - Mechanical Engineering Final Year Rep
• Melis Pekgoz & Siobhain Doyle - BEng/MEng Chemical Engineering Year 2 Rep

Winners: Melis Pekgoz & Siobhain Doyle (Chemical Engineering) 

Humanities & Social Sciences Shortlist

• Jaz Barraclough - Sports & Exercise Science (BSc) Final Year Rep
• Jess Lighterness - International Management & Modern Languages Year 2 Rep
• Constantinos Zachariades - Economics Final Year Rep

Winner: Constantinos Zachariades (Economics) 

Science Shortlist

• Atheka Mehta - Biochemistry Final Year Rep
• Lili Illman - Biochemistry Year 1 Rep
• Penn Mackintosh - BSc Computer Science Year 2 Rep

Winner: Penn Mackintosh (Computer Science) 

Management Shortlist

• Sofia Onate Fernandez - BSc International Management Year 2 Rep
• Vihan Tripathi - BSc Accounting & Finance Year 2 Without Placement Rep
• Ricky Kahale - BSc Business Year 4 Rep

Winner: Vihan Tripathi (Management) 

This award recognises a Postgraduate Taught Academic Representative who has made an impact to education at Bath. Nominees should be Representatives who have gathered feedback well and acted on it to create positive change for their peers.

Shortlist

• Ksenia Gorgonova - MSc Finance with Risk Management Rep
• Oliver Au Yeung - MA Education Rep
• Sarah Binesmael - MSc Computer Science Rep

Runner Up: Oliver Au Yeung (Education) 

Winner: Sarah Binesmael (Computer Science) 

This award recognises a Doctoral Representative who has made an impact to the postgraduate research experience at Bath. Nominees should be Representatives who have gathered feedback well and acted on it to create positive change for their doctoral peers.

Shortlist

• Nathan Roberts - Physics Doctoral Rep
• Patrick Barry - Civil Engineering Rep
• Raida Al-Zu'bi - Social & Policy Sciences Professional Doctorate Rep

Winner: Raida Al-Zu'bi (Social & Policy Sciences) 

This award recognises how groups of Academic Reps have worked together to make the experience at Bath the best it can be. Any size group of Reps can be nominated for this award.

Shortlist

• Ricky Kahale & Laura Campbell - Business Year 4 Reps
• Chemical Engineering Academic Reps
• Computer Science Academic Reps
• Management Suite Academic Reps

Winners: Ricky Kahale & Laura Campbell (Management) 

This award recognises a member of staff who has gone above and beyond to enable Academic Reps to represent their peers and supported them to improve academic experience. Nominees should be a staff member who has impacted the Academic Representation System and how they have helped to make a difference. All university staff are eligible for this from academics who sit on SSLCs or FLTQCs, to SSLC secretaries and those who promote elections.

Shortlist

• Claire Martin - School of Management
• Maria Sarigiannidou - Department of Economics

Winner: Claire Martin (Management) 

This award recognises the hard work that Academic Rep complete in their role to understand the experiences of other students at the University of Bath. Nominees may be an individual or a group of Academic Reps who have gathered feedback, researched a solution and implemented significant change on their course (or wider).

Shortlist

• Chairs of the School of Management SSLC - Vihan Tripathi & Kiara Singh
• Support & Report Computer Science Project - Penn Mackintosh & Hugo Whittome

Winners: Computer Science – Support & Report Project (Penn Mackintosh, Hugo Whittome and Charlotte Chrysostom) 

This award recognises a Faculty Representative who has made a significant impact to education at Bath. Nominees should be Faculty Reps who have gone out of their way to support Academic Reps and have been committed to positive change for students across their Faculty.

Shortlist

• Kiara Singh - School of Management
• Caitlin Grainger-Spivey - Faculty of Engineering & Design
• Sarah Upendra Chandrateya - Faculty of Science
• Ahmad Alkuchikmulla - Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences

Winner: Ahmad Alkuchikmulla (HSS) 

The award recognises the work of individual Peer Mentors and Lead Peer Mentors who have supported their fellow students. This contribution could include:

Shortlist

• Janvi Mahtani Balani - Management Peer Mentor
• Kiara Singh - Management Lead Peer Mentor
• Bronwyn Ellis - Business Peer Mentor

Winner: Kiara Singh (Management) 

This award recognises the work of the individual Academic and Language PAL Leaders and Senior Academic and Language PAL Leaders, who have supported and developed their fellow students. This contribution could include:

Shortlist

• Akansha Matta - Psychology Senior PAL Leader
• Emily Hawkes - Psychology PAL Leader
• Penn Mackintosh - Computer Science PAL Leader

Winner: Akansha Matta (Psychology) 

This award is for a staff member who organises and supports Peer Support schemes across the University. This could be any staff member who supports Peer Mentoring, and Peer Assisted Learning (Academic and/or Language PAL), including lecturers, department coordinators or other staff in your department or Faculty/School.

Shortlist

• John Bernardis - Department of Computer Science
• Maria Christou - School of Management
• Viktoriia Korsun - School of Management

Winner: John Benardis (Computer Science) 

This award recognises groups of Peer Mentors, Lead Peer Mentors, Academic and Language PAL Leaders, and Senior PAL Leaders (Academic and Language) that have worked together to support and develop their fellow students. Any size group can be nominated for this award.

Shortlist

• Computer Science PAL Team
• BSc Business Lead Peer Mentors
• Psychology Year 1 PAL Team

Winners: Psychology First Year PAL Leaders (Daniel Paul, Kevin Guo, Lucy Kelly, Charlotte Nevrkla-Wood, Emily Hawkes, Madison Nelman) 

This award recognises the amazing work postgraduate students put into teaching and the support they provide for other students. This can be for demonstrations, lectures, seminars, or tutorials. Both postgraduate taught and doctoral students are eligible for this award.

Shortlist

• Clemence Bricker - Department of Mechanical Engineering
• James Nash - Department of Computer Science
• Karl Morgan - Department of Health
• Sam Taylor - Department of Psychology

Winner: Clemence Bricker (Mechanical Engineering) 

This award recognises the amazing work Doctoral Supervisors do and the support they provide for other students.

Shortlist

• Esther Walton - Department of Psychology
• Graeme Fairchild - Department of Psychology
• Laura G.E. Smith - Department of Psychology
• Tom Freeman - Department of Psychology

Winners: Esther Walton (Psychology) 

This award recognises student leaders work across the University who have had a positive impact on their course or the wider education community. Academic Reps, Peer Mentors, Lead Peer Mentors, PAL Leaders, Senior PAL Leaders and Student Trainers are eligible for this award and student leaders can be nominated as an individual or a team.

Shortlist

• Jess Lighterness - Department of Politics, Languages & International Studies
• Hugo Whittome & Sunmi Lawal - Department of Computer Science
• Penn Mackintosh - Department of Computer Science
• Sofia Onate Fernandez - School of Management

Winner: Penn Mackintosh (Computer Science)