Carlton Savage Award
After many years of distinguished service as a diplomat in the United States Department of State, Mr. Savage came to American University to teach in the School of International Service. During his time at AU, faculty and students benefited from his knowledge and experience in foreign affairs. As the advisor to Pan Ethnon, a student organization in the School of International Service, Mr. Savage helped members attract outstanding speakers and plan programs promoting international understanding. He also served as a long-time advisor to Delta Gamma Sorority. After his retirement from AU, Mr. Savage remained active as a volunteer advisor to several student groups. Because of his extraordinary record as a diplomat, teacher, volunteer worker, and loyal friend, President George H. Williams presented Mr. Savage with a Presidential Citation from American University on March 29, 1973.
This award is given to an international student who has contributed most to increase intercultural understanding at the University.
Nomination process for the Carlton Savage Award
and other Student Achievement Awards
Carlton Savage Award Winners
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Fahimeh Mortazavi (Iran) Sajjad Ahrabi (Iran) Rohan Wijeratne (Sri Lanka) Ahmed Houiti (Algeria) Nail Al-Jubeir (Saudi Arabia) Jale Kohen (Turkey) Kamel Abdullah (Lebanon) Omar Baig (Pakistan) Olanike Akerele (Nigeria / U.K.) Erik Seiersen (Mexico) Fanta Aw (Mali) Keith McLean (Guyana) Antoine Sabbagh (Lebanon) Chada T. Khouri (Lebanon)
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Marianne Helene Ward (Trinidad and Tobago) Sayoko Tanaka (Japan) Marina Massini-Ezcurra (Argentina) Emile A. Chung (Jamaica) Akinori Yoshida (Japan) Janai R. Orina (Kenya) Onur Sazak (Turkey) Mohanad N. Alshaikh (Saudi Arabia) Mario D. Landivar (Bolivia) Akua Kwafoa Gyekye (Germany) Malik M. Habir (Indonesia) Hristo Boyadzhiev (Bulgaria) Mario A. Beltran (Mexico) Stephanie Bunmi Odarkor Ayeh (Ghana) |
