The Golden Feather Award is given out at Student Government Association's annual University Life Awards.
Recipients[]
- Winners: Lionel Cantu, Kim McIntrye, Warren Miller, Carol Miller, Nolan Pike[1]
- Winners: Anthony F. Coulston, Lisa L. Crenshaw, Robert Kevin New, Diana N. Nichol, Nicole Y. Wicha, Matha Yassi[2]
- Winners: Lisa Crenshaw, Gabriel Cruz, Dina Ann Estrada, Rosa Mina, Matt Stern[3]
- Winners: Tom Brown, Robin Collins, Michael DeLeon, Kristi Hall, James Wenzel[4]
- Winners: Catherine Boyle, Vanessa Bute, Thuy Dinh, Erica Sadlon, Slew Sun Tai[5]
- Winners: Thelma Cavazos, Thomas Cisneros, Gabriel Faz, Charlin Jones, Jennifer Redfern[6]
- Winners: Krista Hartman, Rachael Headrick, Shelli Lyons, Kristy Pacheco, Andraya Young[7]
- Winners: Ashlesh Murthy, Damon Garcia, Cody Coeckelenbergh, Ross Langham, Rachel Snell, Kimberly Belongia[8]
- Winners: Rohan Goswami, Adam Cowdin, Robert Garcia, Jasmine Saunders[9]
2008
- Winners: Henry Barrera, Jessica Beemer, Mark Este, Caitlyn Griffith, Candice Griffith, Dan Iza, Tommy Thompson
- Presenter: Dr. Gage Paine, Vice President of Student Affairs
- Winners: Andrea Delgado, Christina Gomez, Allison Guettner, Tomi Yamamoto
- Finalists: José David Mireles, Wlliam Franz Jr.
- Winners: Derek Trimm, Jennifer Preza, Leticia Allen, Megan Graham, Lacy Guaderrama
- Winners: Elissa Dougherty, Xavier Johnson, Brian Mannas, Harrison Pierce, Charles Miles, Kiara Gradney, Krystal Nicholson
- Presenter: Dr. Gage Paine, Vice President of Student Affairs
- Winners: Bryan Barahona, Nate Leonard, Diana Cuervo, Torrie Jackson, Eric Soza, Alana Urbano, Justina Williams
- Finalists: Jackie Matranga, Brian Smith, Darnell Thomas, Darryl Wyrick, Quinton Garcia, Oluwaseun Rita Adeyinka
- Presenter: Sam Gonzales, Interim Vice President of Student Affairs
- Winners: Andie Watson, Darryl Wyrick, Rebecca Smith, Hannah Beck, Christian Ume-Ezeoke, Zack Dunn, Quinton Garcia
- Presenter: UTSA Vice President of Student Affairs Sam Gonzales
- Winners: Julie Diaz, Courtney Hunter, Edward Miranda, Ediri Nesiama, Jenica Santos, Jerome Scott, Christine Velasquez, Dempsey Thornton, John Wynkoop
- Presenter: Vice President of Student Affairs Sam Gonzales
- Winner: Ghada Ghannam, Matthew Treviño, Ileana Gonzalez, Chirag Buch, Jaswanth Kintada, Vinh-Son Nguyen, Jocelyn Carnicle, Keerthana Pakanati, Torre Johnson
- Presenter: Vice President of Student Affairs Sam Gonzales
2017
- Winners: Andrew Hubbard, Rebecca Conejo (this list is incomplete).
- Presenter: Vice President of Student Affairs Sam Gonzales
2018
- Winners: Isabella Beltri, Bobby DeLeon, Montana Meeker, Shivam Patel, Jacorey Patterson, Sindhu Sathees, Shruti Sinkar, Marcus Thomas, Terralyn Wilburn
- Presenter: Vice President of Student Affairs Sam Gonzales
References[]
- ↑ "UTSA's 14th annual University Life Awards recognized the following students, faculty and organizations". Paisano from 4/30/91, page 3. Retrieved September 1, 2012.
- ↑ "University Life Awards banquet honors UTSA's best". Paisano from 4/13/93, page 2. Retrieved September 1, 2012.
- ↑ "UTSA students, faculty shine at University Life Awards". Paisano from 4/19/94, page 1. Retrieved September 1, 2012.
- ↑ "Presenting the winners: Results are in from the nineteenth annual University Life Awards". Paisano from 4/16/96. Retrieved August 27, 2012.
- ↑ "Student, students honored at university life awards". Paisano from 4/15/97, pages 1 and 3. Retrieved August 31, 2012.
- ↑ "UTSA honors outstanding campus members with University Life Awards". UTSA press release from 5/17/01. UTSA Special Collections UA 16.01 Box 20. Retrieved July 22, 2013.
- ↑ "UTSA Rewards Service With 'University Life Awards'". UTSA press release from 4/9/02. UTSA Special Collections UA 16.01 Box 20. Retrieved July 22, 2013.
- ↑ "UTSA Today". UTSA Today from 4/29/05. Retrieved October 17, 2011.
- ↑ "UTSA Today". UTSA Today from 4/11/07. Retrieved April 4, 2012.
10. [1]"UTSA Today". UTSA Today from 4/6/18. Retrieved September 1, 2021.
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