Learn more about the 2023 Premier Award Recipients and view their corresponding videos on YouTube by selecting their blocks.
Elizabeth Prophet
William P. and Estan J. Bloom AwardElizabeth is making strides in the school of social work by developing and empowering communities on campus to elevate the student experience.
Dr. Adam Brooks
Judy Bonner Presidential Medallion PrizeDr. Adam Brooks advocates for all students at the Capstone to succeed, helping more than 1,000 students each year improve their presentation skills.
Kennedy Carter
Morris L. Mayer Award (student recipient)Kennedy combats sexual assault and interpersonal violence by raising awareness on campus and advocating for improvements in official policy.
Dr. Jeffrey Gray
Morris L. Mayer Award (faculty recipient)As a first generation student himself, Dr. Gray is committed to mentoring students at every level to maximize their potential so they can follow their passion.
Mae Farmer
John F. Ramsey AwardMae’s advocacy for mental health awareness led her to the Counseling Center, where she formed an advisory board to combat student suicide.
Abigail Foes
Catherine J. Randall AwardAbigail is taking the lead on Alzheimer’s research to better understand its development. Her experience at UA will help her improve upon the medical field as a whole.
Isabelle Boyd
Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award (student recipient)Whether it’s at Capitol Hill in D.C., in Mississippi’s Delta region or on UA’s campus, Izzy digs deep into local communities to improve public health policies for people with learning and developmental disorders.
Jacob Camden
Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award (student recipient)Serving others by tutoring local Tuscaloosa elementary students allows Jacob to shine and cultivate his character.
Dr. Robert Brooks
Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award (staff recipient)Dr. Robert Brooks displays excellence of character and citizenship by befriending international students and imparting valuable knowledge to his students.