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Camille K. Rajpat Award

The Camille K. Rajpat award recognizes the outstanding member of the University Student Judiciary each year. This award was established in honor of Camille K. Rajpat, a Student Honor Council member and Presiding Officer, 1997-1998. Camille was elected to serve Honor Council Secretary for the 1998-1999 academic year when she passed away in October of 1998 due to complications from cancer treatment. She is celebrated by her friends for the dedication, fairness, and compassion her service brought. The recipient of this award will receive a monetary gift and plaque.

The 2026 Rajpat Award Recipient is Shulamit Frenkel. Previous recipients can be found here.

The Pavela Prize

The Pavela Prize recognizes a student who has made significant contributions to academic integrity and ethical development programming, including fostering discussion about and enhancement of University academic integrity or student conduct policies across campus. The Fund reflects the contributions, support, and encouragement of the family of Gary Pavela (former Director of Judicial Programs & Student Ethical Development), including Gary’s mother, Mae, and his wife, Margaret. The recipient of this award will receive a monetary gift and plaque.

The 2026 Pavela Prize recipient is Ryan Kohler. Previous recipients can be found here

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