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Round up your mates and dress to impress as we celebrate the outstanding achievements of our societies, volunteers, reps, and all the Hallam students who made this year unforgettable!
Friday 11 April
From 6:30pm
OEC Sheffield
Dress code: 'Black Tie' (optional)
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You nominated students, groups, and projects that deserve recognition.
View nominees for the SU Awards 2025...
Awarded to a social society that's made a positive impact on its members by providing diverse opportunities and activities.
Winner: Artistic Allies
Awarded to an academic society made a positive impact on its members by offering academic activities and opportunities that contribute to personal development.
Winner: Women in Science
Awarded to a student or group that's organised and delivered an outstanding event, either in-person or online.
Winner: Film Society - 'Archive Short Film Night'
Awarded to a lead or course representative who's gone above and beyond in supporting peers, amplifying student voices, and driving positive change within the university community.
Winner: Cameron Swann
Awarded to a student that's demonstrated strong leadership and collaboration while sustaining an inclusive and supportive environment.
Winner: Jessica Pidcock
Awarded to a student or group that's made a meaningful and positive impact on a local community.
Winner: Anshaf Chundakkadan & Sreya Prakash
Awarded to a student or group that's demonstrated a strong commitment to sustainability.
Winner: Emily Bryden
Awarded to a student who's actively and successfully engaged with industry beyond the scope of their course.
Winner: Jasleen Kaur
Awarded to a student or group that's actively promoted inclusivity and celebrated diversity within the Hallam community.
Winner: FMC (Fellwalking and Mountaineering Club)
Awarded to a student who's demonstrated exceptional resilience, perseverance, and determination in the face of adversity, serving as a source of inspiration to those around them.
Winner: Elizabeth Irvine
Winners will be announced at the SU Awards on 11 April.
Student tickets cost £25 and include:
Get your ticket by 2 April, 10am.