Emerson Recognition and Achievement (ERA) Awards

A long-standing Emerson tradition, the Emerson Recognition and Achievement (ERA) Awards celebrate student and campus leadership while recognizing the infinite achievements of the Emerson College community. This celebratory night not only recognizes our leadership, it gives student organizations the opportunity to pass the reins of leadership from one leader to the next.

The ERA Awards

The Nomination Process

Through a College-wide nomination process, 11 Specialized Awards are given to groups and individuals who have demonstrated particular excellence during the academic year.

Nominations are accepted for the following awards:

• Student Leader of the Year
• Advisor of the Year
• Emersonian of the Year
• Greek of the Year
• Organization of the Year
• Diversity Advancement Award
• Jennifer Stowers Quintal Visionary Award
• Outstanding Resident Assistant
• Orientation Leader of the Year
• Lion Pride Award
• Sustainability Advancement Award

Nominations for the 2013 ERA Awards are now closed. Thank you for your submissions and please join us for this year's awards on Sunday, April 21.

The Awards Ceremony

Help us honor and recognize your Everyday Boldness at the 2013 ERA Awards!

On Sunday, April 21, join us as we celebrate the infinite accomplishments of Emersonian students, organizations and advisors in a night of bold surprises. The 2013 ERA Awards will take place at the Courtyard Marriott Hotel, located at 275 Tremont Street. Dinner begins at 6pm and the awards ceremony begins promptly at 7pm. Tickets are $5 and will be sold beginning April 8.

For more information, contact ERA Awards Advisor Jason Meier at jason_meier@emerson.edu.

Get Involved

All Emersonians—students, faculty, staff, and administrators—are welcome to participate in the ERA Awards, regardless of their affiliation with undergraduate student clubs and organizations. This event offers an excellent opportunity for networking and making connections among all community members. The ERA Awards offers all attendees a chance to learn more about what the collective community has accomplished over the course of the academic year. The night is one of Emerson College’s longest-standing and most important traditions.