Winners of the Arts Awards 2023
- Written byStudent Communications
- Published date 30 June 2023
Congratulations to this year’s winners of the Arts Awards!
On 31 May, UAL and Arts SU held their annual Arts Awards ceremony at Rootstein Hopkins Centre, London College of Fashion to celebrate all staff nominated for an award this year.
The Arts Awards (previously UAL Teaching Awards), run jointly by Arts SU and UAL, are an opportunity for students to nominate staff and course reps for awards to recognise outstanding teaching and technical support, along with those who go above and beyond to enhance the student experience.
This year’s Arts Awards were hosted by CCW Officer Kim Hughes and featured an opening speech by Roni Brown, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) followed by a series of keynotes by Vice-Chancellor James Purnell, LCF Officer Ti'Onne Debnam and Arts SU CEO Yemi Gbajobi.
Here are the final winners of the Arts Awards 2023
Award | Winner/s |
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Student Voice Champion Award | Elizabeth Peebles, CCW Fine Art Programme Senior Lecturer; Year 3 Leader BA Fine Art |
Social Justice & Sustainability Award | Romero Bryan, LCC Lecturer in Design Entrepreneurship and Anna Schlimm LCC Lecturer, MA Design for Social Innovation and Sustainable Futures |
Staff & Student Collaboration Award | Yang Ho Anson Wong & Thom Kaczmarek |
Outstanding Student Contribution to Community | Kuba Wieczorek, Alyshia Jack, and Julia-Anna Simonchuk |
Student Campaigner of the Year | Jasmijn Toffano, Ruby Gamman-Wragg and Sude Korkmaz |
Making a Difference | Anna Troisi, CCI Course Leader - BSc Creative Computing and Hannah Breslin - Educational Developer (Employability) |
Student Rep of the Year |
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Outstanding Teaching Award |
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Technical & Operational Support Award |
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Special Recognition Award |
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The making of the student-designed Arts Awards trophy
As is tradition, a student designed the trophies this year: Find out how London College of Communication student Carolina Lozano Wilches designed this year’s trophies in Arts SU’s video produced in collaboration with photographer David Povilaika.