Student Leadership & Involvement

This award will be presented to those clubs & organizations that have an event that is sponsored by two or more organizations to have a program or a series of programs that benefit the campus community. These programs could be educational, philanthropic, consciousness raising, entertaining, or feature cultural diversity understanding. Programs will be judged on the following: originality, creativity, value to the community, and degree to which the program has fulfilled its intended purpose. Examples of programs could be debates, panel discussions, social media challenges etc That helped to bridge or build community in a virtual environment that otherwise may not have connected otherwise. 

Winners

• 2022-2023: Honors Student Association Better Together Day
• 2021-2022: University Theatre's Broadway Cares Equity AIDS Benefit
• 2020-2021: NAMI on Campus 
• 2019-2020: OCCAtober Fest (Off Campus & Commuter Association, German Club) 
• 2018-2019: Inter-Faith Banquet 2018 (LEAD, CRU, Muslim Student Association, Newman Student Association
• 2017-2018: Aid to South Africa 2017
• 2016-2017: Interfaith Banquet (CRU, Gospel Ministries, Hillel, Muslim Student Association, Young Life, Lutheran Student Association
• 2015-2016: Interfaith Banquet (CRU, Gospel Ministries, Hillel, Muslim Student Association
• 2014-2015 Chester County Crime Victims Unit Family Adoption Program (Abbe' & Friars' Societies)
• 2013-2014: Holiday Family Project (Abbe' and Friars' Societies)
• 2012-2013: Eating Disorders Awareness Week (Delta Phi Epsilon, Sister to Sister, A.W.E., Active Minds)
• 2011-2012: Eating Disorders Awareness Week (Delta Phi Epsilon, Sister to Sister, Sisters United, Women's Center Club)
• 2010-2011: The Human Experience
• 2009-2010: Yele for Haiti Benefit Day
• 2008-2009: Java Jam '08

This award is given to a student leader who displays the following characteristics:  practical, resourceful, responsible decision-making, integrity, compassion for others, and the ability when leading to know when to “just do it”. This award is given in memory of Beverly Domenick, a long-time employee and friend of Student Affairs.

Winners
2022-2023: Emily Longeran
2021-2022: Chelsey Moore
2020-2021: Erin Kaliszak
2019-2020: Allison LaBella 
2018-2019: Kinsey Hartert
2017-2018: Rodney Kaplan, Jr.
2016-2017: Tatiana Greer
2015-2016: Samantha Lattie
2014-2015: Jack Sencindiver
2013-2014: Ilana Berger
2012-2013: Paige Budin
2011-2012: Ellen Howard
2010-2011: Matthew South
2009-2010: Lauren Prudenti
2008-2009: Hannah Lamontagne
Thomas J. Purce Organization Advisor of the Year
 

This recognition will be presented to those Students, faculty, or staff member who, in their daily life, understand and embody the virtues of honor, character and civility, embracing diversity, empathy, team-work, and social responsibility.

Winners

• 2022-2023: Samantha Tellez
• 2021-2022: Hannah Atlas
• 2020-2021: Sarah Eckroth
• 2019-2020: Kelly Heyduck
• 2018-2019: Caitlyn Handlin, Jennifer DiMucci Yost
• 2017-2018: Samantha Eden, Dr. John Helion, Sandy Jones
• 2016-2017: Olivia Campbell
• 2015-2016: Aliyah Chisholm, Sami Stalford
• 2014-2015: Michael Kalage
• 2013-2014: Ilana Berger, Joseph Deegan, Sabrina Rightmer
• 2012-2013: Joanna Vargo
• 2011-2012: Stephen James, Brett Petriello
• 2010-2011: Lori Brooks, Colleen McHugh, Julianne Spadine
• 2009-2010: Katie McCool, Anna Moronski, and Todd Soper
• 2008-2009: Jim Brennan, Jackie Aliotta, and Carmin Bermudez

This award is given to a student leader who demonstrates strong ethical principles in service to others. Nominations should discuss how the nominee has exhibited ethics and integrity.  This award is given in tribute to Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs, Diane DeVestern, for her long-standing commitment to the students of West Chester University.

Winners

• 2022-2023: Abby Boquist
• 2021-2022: Kamryn Davis
• 2020-2021: Dunya Markovic 
• 2019-2020:  Michael Nangle 
• 2018-2019:  Marissa DeLoria
• 2017-2018:  Matthew Leinhauser
• 2016-2017:  Mohammad Farooq
• 2015-2016:  Nicolas Dunn
• 2014-2015:  Elizabeth Bishop
• 2013-2014:  Abdul Malik Muhammad
• 2012-2013:  Francesca Cintorrino

The Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Champion Award recognizes an individual student at West Chester University who has made significant contributions to promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion within the campus community. This award honors a student who has demonstrated outstanding leadership, advocacy, and commitment to creating a more inclusive and equitable environment for all students. This student actively engages in initiatives that foster a welcoming and inclusive environment for all members of the university community, advocates for marginalized groups, and embodies the principles of social justice.

Selection Criteria:

• Leadership: Demonstrated leadership in initiatives or programs that promote diversity, equity, and inclusion on campus.
• Advocacy: Active advocacy for underrepresented or marginalized groups, addressing issues related to social justice and equity.
• Impact: Measurable impact of the student's efforts on the campus community, such as organizing events, campaigns, or projects that foster inclusivity.
• Collaboration: Ability to collaborate with diverse groups, including students, faculty, and staff, to advance DEI goals.
• Innovation: Creative and innovative approaches to addressing DEI challenges and promoting a culture of inclusion.
• Sustainability: Efforts to ensure that DEI initiatives have a lasting and sustainable impact on the campus community.

This award is given to an undergraduate student who demonstrates high involvement, creates positive experiences through the campus community, impacts student life at WCU and enhances the Golden Ram spirit.  This award recognizes a student who makes contributions to the University through participation in student organizations, WCU traditions and university events.

Winners

• 2022-2023: Courtney Medwin
• 2021-2022: Princess Ogujiofor 
• 2020-2021: Molly Scollo 
• 2019-2020:  Abbey Johnson 
• 2018-2019:  Lauren Harner
• 2017-2018:  Tyler Longergan
• 2016-2017:  Michael Moriarty, Jr.
• 2015-2016:  Anjelica Finore
• 2014-2015:  Nia Andrews
• 2013-2014:  Ilana Berger
• 2012-2013:  Matthew Toal
• 2011-2012:  Justin Sochovka
• 2010-2011:  Richard Miller, Jr. 

This award will be presented to an individual or organization who has made significant efforts towards helping our University be more sustainable in all its efforts.  The student or organization nominated must have made a difference at West Chester University through their personal efforts to be more sustainable in their daily lives, encouraging their peers to become more sustainable, and/or working to make WCU a more sustainable community.

 Winners

• 2022-2023: Layla Malik
• 2021-2022: Veg Out
• 2020-2021: Was not awarded
• 2019-2020:  Abigail Kennedy 
• 2018-2019:  Food Recovery Network
• 2017-2018:  Siani Vargas
• 2016-2017:  Katherine Hood
• 2015-2016:  Andrew Phillips
• 2014-2015:  Not Awarded
• 2013-2014:  Ellen Keating, Kendra McMillan

This award focuses on the first year or second year student leader who has shown the most promise of leadership. The promise could be displayed through leadership roles or active participation in student organizations, academia, or service. This award was named to honor this student-centered former President of West Chester University.

Winners

• 2022-2023: Connor Dapp, Lee Irvine, Aubrey Eason
• 2021-2022: Dana Pratt, Chloe Sindaco
• 2020-2021: Abigail Boquist, Constantina Pappas, Lionel McCulloch
• 2019-2020:  Jocelyn Brown, Erin Kaliszak, Bill Swisher
• 2018-2019:  Katherine Fox, Jessica Meakim, Aric Miller
• 2017-2018:  Joshua Bradley, Kate Coyle, Taylor Gibson-Campbell, Michael Nangle
• 2016-2017:  Rodney Kaplan, Hannah Laboski, Claire McCreavy
• 2015-2016:  Patrick Githens, Julianna Mann, Grace Li Terramin
• 2014-2015:  Christina Bucci, Anthony Deimler, Kellen Kane, Erin McCarthy
• 2013-2014:  Ruth Hochberg, Ryan Schaefer
• 2012-2013:  Lindsay Kirschner, Anthony LaFratte, Caitlin Silver
• 2011-2012:  Anthony Blubello, Jasmine Forster, Christine Mackin, Justin Sochovka
• 2010-2011:  Michael Jendzurski, Amber Marcoon, Alexis Parks
• 2009-2010:  Leonard Altieri III, Stephanie Destafney, Ellen Howard
• 2008-2009:  Evan Lieb, Melissa Kenney, Michelle Stark
• 2007-2008:  Ashley Fake, Danielle Gilliam, W. Bradley Horstmann, Anna Moronski
• 2006-2007:  Jackie Aliotta, Alyssa Conaway, L. Anthony DiJiacomo, Leonarda Parente
• 2005-2006:  Trevor Haverluk, Jessica "Jai" Northcraft, Nikki Thenier
• 2004-2005:  John Farley, Sarah Huskin, Matthew Jochym, Selinda Lehneis, Tim Witman
• 2003-2004:  Justin Baker, Caitlin Boston, Josh Holmes, Randi Steinberg
• 2002-2003:  Marisa Blagman, Kendra Darigan, Jamar Kelly, Chuck Leidike, Karen Snyderman, Bryan Steimel
• 2001-2002:  Jason "Jay" Mazzerle, Teresa Ryan
• 2000-2001:  Terry DeLuca, Lauren Thomas
• 1999-2000:  Mark J. Dougherty, Amy Yozviak
• 1998-1999:  Tikneia Major, Daniel Steigerwalt
• 1997-1998:  Adam Morris, Joy Stroman

The Mary Anderson Media Board Award is named in honor of Mary Anderson, former Director of Public Relations and Marketing who passed away in June 2002. The award is given to a West Chester University student who is involved in a campus media organization; has demonstrated creativity in their approach to working in his/her media area, as well as, in solving problems within the organization; has paid keen attention to accurate fact finding and communication; exhibits an excellent sense of humor; and is willing to have fun at work!

Winners

• 2022-2023: Cherry Kivumbi
• 2021-2022: Hally Everett
• 2020-2021: Not Awarded
• 2019-2020: Samantha Walsh 
• 2018-2019: Max James
• 2017-2018: Lauren Detwiler
• 2016-2017: Sunny Morgan
• 2015-2016: Ryan Calpin
• 2014-2015: Anjelica Finore
• 2013-2014: Jessica Micchelli
• 2012-2013: Kenneth Ayres
• 2011-2012: Ginger Rae Dunbar
• 2010-2011: Kaylee Sharkey
• 2009-2010: Tara Tanzos
• 2008-2009: Amanda Tingle

This award will be presented to a club or organization that has demonstrated outstanding leadership qualities. Such qualities may have been displayed through involvement in student activities, leadership development, organizational programming, and/or service. Please include information on how this organization has impacted the campus community. This award is named after former Vice President for Student Affairs Dr. Matthew Bricketto for his multiple years of service.

Winners

• 2022-2023: Colleges Against Cancer
• 2021-2022: A Moment of Magic
• 2020-2021 National Student Speech Language and Hearing Association 
• 2019-2020: Student Pennsylvania State Education Association and Off Campus and Commuter Association 
• 2018-2019: Honors Student Association
• 2017-2018: Student Government Association
• 2016-2017: Colleges Against Cancer
• 2015-2016: Bringing Hope Home & Colleges Against Cancer
• 2014-2015: Student Pennsylvania State Education Association
• 2013-2014: L.G.B.T.Q.A.
• 2012-2013: Women's Ice Hockey Club
• 2011-2012: WCUR 91.7 FM
• 2010-2011: Honors Student Association
• 2009-2010: Black Student Union, Student Government Association
• 2008-2009: Residence Hall Association
• 2007-2008: Honors Student Association
• 2006-2007: Student Nurses Association of PA
• 2005-2006: Black Student Union
• 2004-2005: Student Activities Council
• 2003-2004: Student Activities Council
• 2002-2003: Student Nurses Association of PA
• 2001-2002: Student Government Association
• 2000-2001: Student Activities Council
• 1999-2000: Women's Panhellenic Council
• 1998-1999: Not awarded
• 1997-1998: Not awarded

This award will be given to an outstanding student leader who has assumed the role of mentor for a fellow student or group of students at West Chester University. The definition of mentor is “to teach or gives advice or guidance to a less experienced and often younger person”. Any student leader who has been a mentor to someone else on campus can be considered for this award. The nomination letter must discuss how this person’s mentoring has directly impacted those he/she mentored.

Winners

• 2023-2024     not awarded
• 2022-2023     Morgan McKeon
• 2021-2022     Fanny Ortiz
• 2020-2021     Nebiyou Elias
• 2019-2020      
• 2018-2019     Max James 
• 2017-2018     Ashley Cifarelli
• 2016-2017     Montana Leaks
• 2015-2016     Katelyn Walsh
• 2014-2015     Brandon Messick
• 2013-2014     Zachary Wooten

The Outstanding Graduate Student Award recognizes a graduate student leader who has made extraordinary contributions to his or her scholarly, campus, and/or wider communities. The recipient should demonstrate strong leadership skills through such activities as peer mentoring, teaching, research, publishing creative work, and service, employment and/or participation in processional association activities.

Winners

• 2023-2024      
• 2022-2023      
• 2021-2022      
• 2020-2021      
• 2019-2020      
• 2018-2019     Christopher Stancil 
• 2017-2018     Caitlin Silver
• 2016-2017     Sarah Tansits
• 2015-2016     Ilana Berger, Malik Muhammad
• 2014-2015     Michael Jendzurski
• 2013-2014     Karen Wislocky
• 2012-2013     Leann Martinek
• 2011-2012     Jackie Aliotta

This award will be presented to a club or organization that has made significant strides towards achieving their goals and mission. Please include the role of leadership in this change and how the organization has transformed itself in the past academic year.

Winners

• 2022-2023: Student-Athlete Advisory Committee 
• 2021-2022: Veg Out
• 2021-Not awarded
• 2019-2020: RamSquad 
• 2018-2019: Graduate Student Association & High Street Harmonix
• 2017-2018: Off-Campus & Commuter Association & Under A Rest A Cappella
• 2016-2017: Student Government Association & Student Nurses' Association of Pennsylvania
• 2015-2016: Best Buddies
• 2014-2015: Veterans Club, WCU & Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
• 2013-2014: Kappa Delta Rho Fraternity and National Student Speech Hearing Language Association
• 2012-2013: Muslim Student Association, Pre-Med Club
• 2011-2012: Phi Mu Sorority, WCUR 91.7 FM
• 2010-2011: American Marketing Association, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity
• 2009-2010: Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity, Women's Center Club
• 2008-2009: Lambda Pi Eta Communication Studies Honor Society, Sykes Union Advisory Board
• 2007-2008: Residence Hall Association
• 2006-2007: Asian American Organization, Recreation and Leisure Programs
• 2005-2006: Interfraternity Council

This award will be presented to a group or groups who have provided the most out-standing program to the campus, with consideration to those who have focused on philanthropic, consciousness-raising, entertaining, social, cultural diversity, or educational topics. Programs held on or off campus will be judged on the following (as it applies): originality, creativity, popularity, values to the community, and degree to which the program has fulfilled the intended purpose. For 2020-2021 specify how the program was delivered virtually, hybrid. 

Winners

• 2022-2023: Panhellenic Council: Women's March
• 2021-2022: Black Student Union: Kwanzaa Celebration 
• 2020-2021: A Moment of Magic: Zoom Character Visits 
• 2019-2020: University Theatre: Aids Benefit  
• 2018-2019: Honors Student Association – Nobel Peace Leadership Series
• 2017-2018: Student Government Association - WCU Stands
• 2016-2017: Bringing Hope Home for WCU STOMPS Cancer 5K: Halloween 5K Walk/Run
• 2015-2016: Bringing Hope Home for WCU STOMPS Cancer 5K: Halloween 5K Walk/Run
• 2014-2015: LGBTQA Redefining Realness with Janet Mock
• 2013-2014: Relay for Life - Colleges Against Cancer
• 2012-2013: L.G.B.T.Q.A. for Transgender Awareness Week
• 2011-2012: Coming Out Day - L.G.B.T.Q.A.
• 2010-2011: AID to South Africa, Honors Student Association &The Human Experience, Honors Student Association, English Club, Phi Sigma Pi, Contemporary Issues, S.G.A., Philosophical Society, SAC, Alpha Sigma Tau, L.G.B.T.Q.A., R.H.A., Hillel, O.C.C.A., Women's Center Club, Gender Studies Club, Sykes Union Advisory Board

• 2009-2010: Student Government Association - WCU Car Showdown
• 2008-2009: Colleges Against Cancer-Relay for Life
• 2007-2008: O.C.C.A. -Pretzel Service Project
• 2006-2007: Relay for Life-24 hour walk
• 2005-2006: Phi Mu Sorority-Walk for C.M.N.: The Children's Hospital
• 2004-2005: O.C.C.A. - Drunk Driving Awareness
• 2003-2004: Sigma Phi Epsilon-Toilet Bowl Sit-a-Thon
• 2002-2003: L.G.B.T.A-Visibility Matters: L.G.B.T. Awareness Days
• 2001-2002: Asian American Organization-Asian Cultural Expo
• 2000-2001: Inter-Greek Council-Dance Marathon
• 1999-2000: Christmas Benefit Auction - B.S.U, Lambda Theta Phi, L.A.S.O.
• 1998-1999: Inter-Greek Council-Dance Marathon
• 1997-1998: Inter-Greek Council-Dance Marathon

This award will be presented to an individual who exhibits an ongoing commitment to civic and community engagement. Recipients demonstrate a strong desire to address issues of public concern (e.g., food and housing security; educational equity; environmental justice; health equity) through sustained involvement in community service, advocacy, and/or philanthropy efforts

This award is given to an undergraduate student organization that has only been recognized by the University for up to three years. The nomination letter needs to demonstrate in its narrative how the mission and vision of the student organization has contributed to the growth and development of the organization and how, through the actions and deeds of the members since recognition was granted, the organization has benefited the campus environment.  Specific information on membership growth, programming, and support services provided to members will benefit nominations.

Winners

• 2022-2023: Pakistani Student Association
• 2021-2022: Not Awarded
• 2020-2021: Together We Rise
• 2019-2020: Mu Kappa Tau
• 2018-2019: Golden Gamers

This award focuses upon the senior leader (student with 90 or more credits) who has shown the most capable leadership ability throughout his/her years at WCU. The individual's leadership ability may have been displayed through excellence in student organizations, academia, or service.

Winners

• 2022-2023: Carlyn Crisi, Ananiya Jones, Fanny Ortiz
• 2021-2022: Emma Williams, Dunya Markovic, Nebiyou Elias, Jessica Hazell 
• 2020-2021: Yeseena Alli, Laurne Harner, Michaela Karlesses, Michael Nangle
• 2019-2020: Spencer Camacho, Ollie DeSarno, Sean Milligan, Juah Toe
• 2018-2019: Nicole Boylan, Rodney Kaplan, Jr., Erica Knorr, Matthew Leinhauser
• 2017-2018: Ryan Long, Gabriella Longenbach, Will Maughlin, Jr., Elizabeth McDevitt, Sara Nyholm
• 2016-2017: Kellen Kane, Shannon Shiring, Reginald Smith, Samantha "Sami" Stalford
• 2015-2016: Alex Bowers, Jack Sencindiver, Chan To, Sarah Walker, Christopher Whittall
• 2014-2015: John Matz, Samantha McGinty, Brianna Plaxe, Aaron Rapsinski,
• 2013-2014: Adam Goral, Philip Hagstotz, Christine Klingaman, Christine Mackin, Justin Sochovka
• 2012-2013: Francesca Cintorrino, Michael Jendzurski, Michelle Strausbaugh, Alexander Studd, Alexis Parks
• 2011-2012: Leonard Altieri III, Ellen Howard, Kara Kirst, Evan Lieb, Matthew Whittall
• 2010-2011: Matthew Costa, Courtney Hart, Caroline McRobbie, Carly Myers, Todd Soper
• 2009-2010: Christa Cicala, L. Anthony DiJiacomo, Maura Gallagher, W. Bradley Horstmann, Takia McClendon, Richard Miller, Jr.
• 2008-2009: Jackie Aliotta, Jessica "Jai" Northcraft, Rosa Parks, Kyle D. Smith
• 2007-2008: Kristen Gilia, Thomas "TJ" Hamel, Adam Lush, Laura Ness
• 2006-2007: Kara Jessel, Selinda Lehneis, Kyle Mullins, Jose "Tony" Santiago, Amy Rae
• 2005-2006: Steven Brenoskie, Joshua Holmes
• 2004-2005: Erica Seidner, Bradley Sorrels
• 2003-2004: Judd Strauss, Jennifer Woolston
• 2002-2003: Kristina Klaus, Mary Lim, Edward Long, Christopher Mullen, Holly Whitcomb
• 2001-2002: Michael Brooks, Amy Yozviak
• 2000-2001: Melanie Foose, Adam Swope
• 1999-2000: Danielle Friel, Luis Torres
• 1998-1999: L. Missie Rogers, Jody Yozviak
• 1997-1998: Jennifer Brookover, Jason Levy

This award will be given to a group/organization that has created, participated in, and coordinated a wide variety of community service projects that have made a difference in our community. Please cite specific examples. 

Winners

• 2022-2023: Empowering Communities Around You (ECAY)
• 2021-2022: A Moment of Magic 
• 2020-2021: Honors Student Association 
• 2019-2020: Honors Student Association 
• 2018-2019: Student PSEA
• 2017-2018: Abbe’ Society
• 2016-2017: Delta Chi Fraternity
• 2015-2016: Student Pennsylvania State Education Association
• 2014-2015: Honors Student Association
• 2013-2014: Abbe' Society
• 2012-2013: Honors Student Association
• 2011-2012: Honors Student Association
• 2010-2011: Alpha Phi Omega
• 2009-2010: Alpha Phi Omega
• 2008-2009: Circle K International
• 2007-2008: Circle K International, Friars Society
• 2006-2007: S.N.A.P. (Student Nurses' Association of Pennsylvania)
• 2005-2006: Abbe' Society
• 2004-2005: Abbe' Society
• 2003-2004: Friars' Society
• 2002-2003: Abbe' Society
• 2001-2002: Phi Mu Sorority, Friars' Society
• 2000-2001: Women's Basketball Team
• 1999-2000: Abbe' Society
• 1998-1999: Abbe' Society
• 1997-1998: Not awarded

The Inclusive Excellence Award recognizes a student organization at West Chester University that has demonstrated exceptional commitment to enhancing diversity, equity, and inclusion within the campus community. This award celebrates an organization that has implemented impactful programs, initiatives, or activities that promote inclusivity and equity for all students. This organization actively engages in initiatives that promote understanding, respect, and appreciation of diverse perspectives and experiences, and works to create an inclusive environment for all students.

Selection Criteria:

• Program Implementation: Successful implementation of programs or activities that promote DEI and have a positive impact on the campus community.
• Engagement: Active engagement with diverse groups of students and collaboration with other organizations to advance DEI objectives.
• Outreach: Efforts to reach out to and include underrepresented or marginalized groups in the organization's activities and programs.
• Education: Providing educational opportunities that raise awareness and understanding of DEI issues among the campus community.
• Innovation: Innovative strategies and approaches to addressing DEI challenges and fostering a culture of inclusion.
• Sustainability: Commitment to the sustainability of DEI initiatives, ensuring their long-term impact and success.

This award will be given to an advisor who has served a West Chester University group above and beyond expectations.  This individual may be new to the position or may have been working with the group for several years. This award is named after former Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs Dr. Thomas J. Purce who is the only multiple recipient of this award to date.  (only nominations from students will be considered)

Winners

• 2022-2023: Elisa A. Oliver, National Pan-Hellenic Council & Multicultural Greek Council 
• 2021-2022: Dr. Robert Kodosky, Helping American Heroes 
• 2020-2021: Amy Hurst,  Student Pennsylvania State Education Association
• 2019-2020: Dr. Amanda Olejarski, Graduate School of Public Administration Network
• 2018-2019: Barrett McGee, Student Activities Council
• 2017-2018: Sara Hinkle, Student Government Association
• 2016-2017: Sabrina Rightmer, Abbe' Society
• 2015-2016: Peter Galloway, Interfraternity Council & Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
• 2014-2015: Aneesah Smith, L.G.B.T.Q.A.
• 2013-2014: Thomas J. Purce, Circle K International
• 2012-2013: Deanne Zotter - Sister to Sister Peer Mentor Organization
• 2011-2012: Barrett McGee - Student Activities Council
• 2010-2011: Christina Brenner - Off-Campus & Commuter Association
• 2009-2010: Kevin Dean - Honors Student Association; and Dr. Deanne Zotter - Sister to Sister
• 2008-2009: Dave Timmann - Sykes Union Advisory Board and Colleges Against Cancer
• 2007-2008: Mark Hickman - Forensics
• 2006-2007: Giovanni Casotti - Friars' Society
• 2005-2006: Alice Speh - Russian Club & Alpha Mu Gamma Foreign Languages Honor Society
• 2004-2005: Jeffrey Gerstein - Student Activities Council/Major Entertainment
• 2003-2004: Thomas Purce - Residence Hall Association
• 2002-2003: Edward Lordan - Women in Communications
• 2001-2002: Grace Kelly - Gospel Choir
• 2000-2001: Barbara Lappano - Dance Production Workshop
• 1999-2000: Jeffrey Esposito - Alpha Phi Omega & Delta Chi Fraternity
• 1998-1999: Jackie Hodes - Lesbian,Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning Association
• 1997-1998: Thomas Purce - Residence Hall Association

This award is presented in honor of Toni H. Kampf to a student paraprofessional employed by West Chester University who exemplifies strong leadership qualities in their role as an on-campus employee, in their student organization, and holds at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA. This award recognizes a student for a strong work ethic in their on-campus job, academic excellence, and dedicated membership in at least one campus organization where they have demonstrated tremendous leadership. The nomination letter must include GPA of nominated student, a narrative regarding their efforts in their on-campus job, and description on how they have contributed to the success of their campus organization. Nominations will only be accepted by current students, faculty or staff.

Winners

• 2022-2023: Dana Pratt
• 2021-2022: Kristen Nortwich 
• 2020-2021: Alyssa Allen 
• 2019-2020: Kate Hutchinson
• 2018-2019: Natalia Mosquera