The Nomination for the alumni award will open again in 2027. Nominations can be made by members of staff, by self-nomination or by alumni from the School of Science & Technology (or its predecessors).
How to enter
Your nominee must be alumni of the School of Science & Technology (or its predecessors: the School of Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering, the School of Informatics, the School of Engineering, etc.).
The nominations will be judged by a panel of senior members of staff at City St George's, University of London:
- Dr Sionade Robinson, Vice-President (Enterprise, Engagement & Employability)
- Prof Bashar Nuseibeh, Executive Dean of the School of Science & Technology
- Dr Chris Child, Associate Dean (Employability and Engagement) of the School of Science & Technology.
- Ms Karen Lippoldt, Head of Alumni Relations
Completing your nomination
To give the person(s) you are nominating the best chance of winning, it's important to go into plenty of detail.
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Make it in-depth: The judges may not be familiar with the nominee, so they will rely on you to tell them everything and really showcase it.
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Don't be modest: Sell it! Highlight all achievements to show how proud you are.
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Link to the award: Demonstrate clear links to the award title and criteria. Impact is important.
STEM Alumni Award news
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Dr Yanong Ning receives the Distinguished STEM Alumni Award 2025
Dr Ning shares his insights into how the field of Measurement and Instrumentation has changed over his storied career.
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Dr Judit Guimerà Busquets receives the Excellence in STEM Achievement Alumni Award 2025
Dr Guimerà Busquets shares her insights into how the fields of air transport engineering, management and safety have changed over the years.
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Peter Rutherford MBE runner up for the Excellence in STEM Achievement Alumni Award 2025
Peter shares his insights into how the field of information security and risk management has matured over the years.
