Do you know a fellow Jindal School student who goes above and beyond in everything they do? Or, maybe you have a friend
who will most likely be the CEO of a company in the future. What better way to honor them than to nominate them for the
coveted OWLIE award!
Dean Hasan Pirkul shaking a student’s hand as he accepts his OWLIE award.
The JSOM “OWLIE” award stands for:
Outstanding
Worthy
Leaders
Involved
Exceptionally
We had a full house at last year’s event in the Davidson Auditorium.
Nominations are now open! The annual awards event is a unique platform to recognize students, faculty, staff, mentors
and alumni for their exceptional service on behalf of the Jindal School. Hosted by the Dean’s Council*, potential OWLIE
recipients are nominated by students, faculty, program directors and JSOM student organization advisors.
Finalists are selected by the Dean’s Council, then a combination of JSOM faculty, staff, student organization
representatives and the Dean’s Council vote to determine the winners.
Nine different OWLIE awards are available for nomination:
JSOM Future CEO
Jindal Student Master Mentor
Jindal Selfless Heart
Jindal Faculty Idol of the Year
JSOM Student of the Year
JSOM Outstanding Staff Member
JSOM Amazing Alum
JSOM Outstanding Leader: Student Organization
JSOM Student Organization of the Year
Two female students perform a traditional dance as one of the several talent breaks in the ceremony.
Submit your nominations today!
*While the OWLIEs are hosted by the Dean’s Council, council members are not considered as potential winners for any award except the Super OWL, which is given to one undergraduate and one graduate member of the Council.
The OWLIE Award stands for Outstanding Worthy Leaders Involved Exceptionally. This annual awards event provides a unique platform to recognize students, faculty, staff, mentors, alumni and supporters for their exceptional service on behalf of JSOM.
Congratulations, Class of 2020! We’re so proud of each and every one of you for finishing your last semester strong, despite these unforeseen circumstances due to COVID-19. While this may not be how you imagined your time at the Jindal School to end
Enthusiastic shout-outs and spontaneous bursts of support made the Naveen Jindal School of Management’s sixth annual OWLIE Awards a spirited virtual watch party that had the audience rooting for favorites and congratulating winners in real-time.
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