Student Leadership Award Winners Honored at JAM 2009

Thursday night at the Jenzabar Annual Meeting (JAM) 2009 in Washington D.C., the winners of the Student Leadership Award were honored. The award winners are:

-Claremont McKenna College’s SOURCE

-Edgewood College’s M3C Fellows (AmeriCorps)

-The Lutheran Episcopal Ministry at MIT

-Flagler College’s Flagler College Students in Free Enterprise (FCSIFE)

-Franklin Pierce University’s Reality Check

-Grove City College’s Student Philanthropy Project

-Up ’til Dawn at Keuka College

-University of Tulsa’s SENEA Project

-The University of Dubuque’s Web of Life Student Environmental Organization

-One Block at a Time at University of Saint Francis.

We would like to congratulate all our winners on their tremendous accomplishments. Please visit: http://tinyurl.com/pzj8rj for more information on the award and all the winners.

Now Debuting: Community Choice Voting for The Jenzabar Foundation Student Leadership Award Nominees

In the spirit of the Social Media Leadership Award, The Jenzabar Foundation has decided to  launch a new socially-oriented online voting contest. Today, The Foundation officially announced that it will be running, for the first time ever, a Community Choice online voting contest in conjunction with it’s Annual Student Leadership Award nominations.

Who will you be able to vote for? This year’s Student Leadership Award nominees (student groups from institutes of higher-learning around the globe).

And, how do you vote? Register online to join The Jenzabar Foundation Community Network at www.thejenzabarfoundation.org.

In addition, every new registrant to the  Community Network will also join The Foundation in helping to eradicate the existence of human trafficking and sexual slavery. The Foundation donates $2 to the Somaly Mam Foundation for every unique registrant.

Finally, thank you once again for the contributions that you have made to The Jenzabar Foundation’s blog. Whether you nominated your organization for the Social Media Leadership Award, or left a comment, you have, in your own way, spread an important message to all of us.

And of course, congratulations FORGE!