University of Jamestown

The Xi Kappa-at-Large Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society for Nursing recognizes nursing students and community nurse leaders who have demonstrated achievements in nursing, leadership qualities and high professional standards. University of Jamestown recently recognized inductees who will graduate in May 2021.

Students are performing multiple parody numbers in this University of Jamestown Theatre production. "Forbidden Broadway's Greatest Hits" is a compilation of numbers from different editions of the famous off-Broadway musical revue that first opened in New York in 1982. Using familiar Broadway tunes, dozens of musical theatre's most popular shows and performers are lovingly parodied. Included among the many celebrities impersonated are Ethel Merman, Carol Channing, Barbra Streisand, and Idina Menzel. Dance styles and memorable effects from hit shows also get the satirical treatment.

Students recognized with this award have met the academic criteria to be named on the Fall Semester Dean's List.

Students recognized with this award have met the academic criteria to be named on the Spring Semester Dean's List.

Students recognized with this award have met the academic criteria to be named on the Spring Semester Dean's List.

The Xi Kappa-at-Large Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society for Nursing recognizes nursing students and community nurse leaders who have demonstrated achievements in nursing, leadership qualities and high professional standards. University of Jamestown recently recognized inductees who will graduate in May 2020.

Students recognized with this award have met the academic criteria to be named on the Fall Semester Dean's List.

Students recognized with this award have met the academic criteria to be named on the Spring Semester Dean's List.

The College Fellow is awarded to a limited number of outstanding junior or senior students who ar e selected each year by the faculty. Recipients are to be of exemplary character, possess an overall cumulative grade point of 3.3 or better as well as a cumulative grade point of 3.5 or better in their major. A Fellow may tutor or teach under the direction of the department chair, and holds rank just below that of the college Instructor.

This award is given by the Theatre Department to recognize students who epitomize versatility and quality in both performance and technical theatre.

This award is presented to the junior student showing the greatest promise in teacher education. The award was founded by the class of 1926 in memory of Clyde R. Travis, former head of the Teacher Education Department.

This award is given to the student(s) showing the greatest potential as a successful teacher and professional person. Selection criteria include leadership and accomplishments in school, community, pre-professional organizations, and competitive functions, as well as high academic ranking.

This award is presented to student(s) in the Education Department for outstanding achievement.

This award is presented to student(s) in the Education Department for outstanding achievement.

This award is given for exemplary work in the department.

This award is given annually to an outstanding psychology undergraduate who has demonstrated a high level of achievement in the department of psychology.

This award is given annually to a graduating senior majoring in psychology who has demonstrated a high level of achievement.

This award is presented to the University of Jamestown nursing student who has been selected for one of the following honors by the NDNSA (North Dakota Nursing Student Association): North Dakota Student Nurse of the Year, President of NDNSA, or recipient of NDNSA State Leadership Award. This award represents not only the internalization of the leadership role of the nurse by the student, but also its implementation, as evidenced by the student's participation and recognition in NSA.

This award is presented in honor of Dr. Ruth Strutz to a UJ Senior Nursing Student (s) selected by the nursing faculty who exemplifies outstanding adult learning characteristics.

This award recognizes individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the instrumental program at the University of Jamestown

This award recognizes individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the choral program at the University of Jamestown.

This award is given each year to the junior or senior music major who has demonstrated outstanding accomplishment in her/his music studies at the University of Jamestown.

These awards are presented to the most out-standing junior or senior majors who hold a minimum GPA of 3.3, have demonstrated professional service and strong leadership ability, and/or show great promise in graduate school.

This award is given in recognition of high inspiration, unselfish dedication to theprinciples of American democracy, and superior academic performance.

This award is given in recognition of superior academic performance and outstanding scholarly contributions in the fields of history and political science.

This award is named in honor of Felix Wirz, 1962 graduate of Jamestown College from Basel, Switzerland, and Foreign Language Department member from 1970 to 1974. It is awarded to an outstanding student majoring in French, German or Spanish. The student must have a major in one or more languages other than English, have studied abroad, been an officer in Alpha Mu Gamma or the International Student Organization, been an asset to the Foreign Language Department and show promise for working to promote language acquisition after graduation.

This award is given to the junior or senior showing the most professional promise in English.

This award is given to an outstanding freshman who has completed CS 170 and has taken or is taking at least one more CS course numbered 171 or higher, and who shows great promise in computer science, management information science, or information technology.

This award is given in recognition of high academic excellence in the field of communication, service to the college and the community and leadership in the communication department.

This award, given in honor of Mr. William J. Klaudt, former professor and chair of the Department of Business Administration, is presented to a graduating senior for outstanding overall performance in the Department of Business, Accounting and Economics.