Read about the RMIT Sports Awards and the Vice-Chancellor’s Club of the Year award.
Sport awards
RMIT Sport endeavours to acknowledge those students who have achieved outstanding results or who have contributed to the University through their sporting or recreational interests over a number of years. Awards are presented to recipients at the RMIT Sport Awards.
RMIT Sports Awards aim to:
- encourage students to strive for sporting excellence
- recognise those who are highly competent in a particular sport
- acknowledge the sacrifices students have made to reach that competency
- recognise members who have worked diligently in the administration and operation of clubs and RMIT Sport
- recognise members who have worked to encourage and motivate others to participate in sporting or recreational pursuits.
Participants may be acknowledged for their achievements in the following five categories:
- Vice-Chancellor’s Club of the Year.
- Outstanding Club Leader.
- Most successful Sport Team.
- Outstanding Contribution to Sport (three years service).
- Inclusive Club of the Year.
A call for nominations with assessment criteria will be made prior to the awards ceremony; these nominations are considered by a Sport Awards Committee.
Vice-Chancellor's Club of the Year
This award acknowledges the club who has been outstanding in representing RMIT University and RMIT Sport both within the University and the community sporting or recreational environment.
It will be presented to the club who has been most involved in some or all of the following:
- Development and promotion of club services to all RMIT campuses.
- Active involvement in RMIT Sport events and activities e.g., Orientation and Club Development activities
- Displayed a high level of activity during the year e.g., entered teams into competitions, conducted successful trips or maintained high level of program attendance.
- Implementation of initiatives to enhance the club profile and increase membership.
- Implementation of initiatives to increase diversity and inclusion.
- Hosting of University or non-University events.
- Constantly displayed the exemplary behaviour expected from ambassadors of RMIT University.
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