Sid Thatham

August 2016, January 2017

Awarded to the student whose actions best reflect UC 2019 Operational Principles:
Learning
Discovery
Community
Economy
Sustainability
Global Engagement
Diversity
Mission-Based Health Care
Collaboration

This award is bestowed upon the student that best exhibits the guiding principles of leadership, citizenship, and partnership:

Leadership: Motivating others to take actions that would not otherwise have been taken.
Leadership is measured by the extent to which an individual or group of individuals can influence and energize the ideas, actions, and capabilities of others toward the betterment of society.
Citizenship: The ability to apply knowledge and skills towards responsible… Show more

This award is bestowed upon the student that best exhibits the guiding principles of leadership, citizenship, and partnership:

Leadership: Motivating others to take actions that would not otherwise have been taken.
Leadership is measured by the extent to which an individual or group of individuals can influence and energize the ideas, actions, and capabilities of others toward the betterment of society.
Citizenship: The ability to apply knowledge and skills towards responsible civic life and action. UC’s emphasis is on public engagement and ethical purpose.
Partnership: Working collaboratively to address complex issues and problems, both within and beyond the boundaries of UC. A university cannot solve problems by working in isolation. Rather, it must interact with others. By working in partnership, we gain an understanding and appreciation of what can be accomplished as a team that could not have been accomplished alone. We also affirm the importance of diversity, since constructive change often occurs when individuals and groups with different identities and various priorities come together. Show less

Since 1982, UC has celebrated the accomplishments of its graduates through the Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Students are selected for this national distinction based on academic achievement; participation and leadership in academic and co-curricular activities; service to the University; and potential for future achievements.

Awarded for outstanding contributions made to improve graduate student quality of life and education within the department and the university. The recipient's actions reflect a good mix of nine of the UC 2019 Operational Principals: Learning, discovery, community, economy, sustainability, global engagement, diversity, mission based health care and collaboration.

This award has been developed by UC International and the Graduate Student Governance Association to recognize and honor international graduate students who uniquely symbolize the spirit of UC2019 core values:
Scholarship: The creation and application of knowledge, with an emphasis on scholarly
inquiry, research, experimentation, investigation and creative production.
Global Citizenship: The ability to apply knowledge and skills for responsible civic life
and action. UC’s emphasis… Show more

This award has been developed by UC International and the Graduate Student Governance Association to recognize and honor international graduate students who uniquely symbolize the spirit of UC2019 core values:
Scholarship: The creation and application of knowledge, with an emphasis on scholarly
inquiry, research, experimentation, investigation and creative production.
Global Citizenship: The ability to apply knowledge and skills for responsible civic life
and action. UC’s emphasis is on public engagement and ethical purpose.
Stewardship: The responsibility of the university to carry out its unique place in society,
which is to conserve intellectual inquiry. Members of the university community are
stewards of knowledge and instill in students an appreciation for the responsibilities that
accompany education.
Leadership: Motivating others to take actions that would not otherwise have been taken.
Leadership is measured by the extent to which an individual or groups of individuals can
influence and energize the ideas, actions and capabilities of others toward the betterment
of society.
Partnership: Working collaboratively to address complex issues and problems, both
within and beyond the boundaries of UC. A university cannot solve problems by working
in isolation. It must do so by interacting with others. By working in partnerships, we gain
an understanding and appreciation of what can be accomplished together that could not
have been accomplished alone. We also affirm the importance of diversity, since
constructive change often occurs when individuals and groups with different identities
and various priorities come together.
Global Competence: To foster a student’s ability to appreciate, investigate and
understand a cultural background different from his or her own. Cultural competency
promotes tolerance, understanding and respect for a variety of cultures, domestic and
international, and facilitates opportunity for interaction, communication and engagement. Show less

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Excellence in Inter-Collegiate Curricular, Co-Curricular and Extra Curricular activities in the academic years 2009 through 2012