The Campus Sustainability Leaders Awards recognize outstanding individuals and groups for their efforts to build a socially, environmentally and economically sustainable world. These winners are leading the way in how the University of Alberta operates, the services we provide, the way we teach, and strengthening the fabric of campus life. 

Nominations for the 2024 Campus Sustainability Leaders Awards are now closed. This year’s winners have now been selected, and you can read more about their work below. 

Our Sustainability Leadership Quiz Series is now closed. Come back next year for more chances to win, and to submit your very own nomination to the CSLAs!


2024 Award Winners

Group photo showing all of 2024 award winners holding their trophies

 

The 2024 Michael Rawson Clark Award winners were:

Heba Mahmood smiling and holding her trophy

Heba Mahmood, a fourth-year undergraduate student, double majoring in biology and psychology.

Kairandeep Kaur Dhillon smiling and holding her trophy

Kairandeep Kaur Dhillon, a fourth-year student majoring in psychology and minoring in biological sciences with a certificate in sustainability.

Tianna Tanasichuk smiling and holding her trophy, standing next to her principal investigator, Olav Rueppell.

Tianna Tanasichuk, a fifth-year student in mathematics and biological science, with a certificate in sustainability.

 

Professor and staff awards

Sarah Pelletier smiling and holding her trophy

Sarah Pelletier, the Director of the Science Teaching Labs at Campus Saint-Jean.

Matt Kingston smiling and holding his trophy

Matt Kingston, an instructor and Research Assistant at the Alberta School of Business.

Team photos of the Climate Change and Global Health Education Team smiling and holding their trophy

The Climate Change and Global Health Education Team develops evidence-based lessons and hands-on activities about climate change and health for Edmonton students.

 

Green Spaces

Team members of the Undergraduate Cell Biology Students’ Association smiling and holding their trophy

The Undergraduate Cell Biology Students’ Association, a student group operating a Gold-certified office space.