Queen Margaret University - PALS Principal’s Awards
Queen Margaret University - PALS Principal’s Awards
- This page has listed all PALS leaders who have won a PALS Principal’s Award since 2023. They are listed below.
- The Principal’s Award is presented to PALS leaders at Queen Margaret University to acknowledge their learning from and contribution and dedication to the scheme.
- Student PALS Leaders can work towards an Award at one of four levels: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum.The level of Award presented is dependent on the level of engagement with PALS. Student Leaders can work through the levels as they move through their university studies.
Skills/Knowledge:
- Facilitation
- Reflection
- Students as Partners
- Equality, Diversity & Inclusion
- Mentorship
- Bronze Award
- Silver Award
- Gold Award
- Platinum Award
Leaders have completed all standard responsabilites such as - initial training, planning, delivering, feedback and administration of a minimium number of PALS sessions.
| Bronze Award Winners (2024/25) |
|---|
| Previous Bronze Award Winners |
| Aileen McGerrigle |
| Claire Noonan |
| Hannah Scott |
| James Morton |
| Niamh Mitchell |
Leaders have completed all standard responsibilities, such as initial training, planning, delivery, feedback, and the administration of more than the minimum number of PALS sessions.
| Silver Award Winners |
|---|
| Ellen Clark |
| Holly Laing |
Leaders have completed all standard responsibilities, such as initial training, planning, delivery, feedback, and the administration of more than the minimum number of PALS sessions. They will also have undertaken additional administrative tasks, including timetabling and scheduling; and will have attended at least one additional training session or debrief.
| Gold Award Winners |
|---|
| Abigail Johnston |
| Alysia Rennie |
| Georgia Miller |
| Megan Waugh |
| Pia Engelmann |
| Sophie Gardner |
Leaders have completed all standard responsibilities, such as initial training, planning, delivery, feedback, and the administration of more than the minimum number of PALS sessions. They will also have undertaken additional administrative tasks, including timetabling and scheduling.
To achieve Platinum, leaders must go above and beyond in their commitment to PALS by completing over 75 hours of PALS-related activities.
| Platinum Award Winners |
|---|
| Ellie Birchall |
| Fiona Reid |
| Jenny Kemcheva |
| Maeve Kilcullen |
| Maria Corbi Proveda |
| Mareike Ohl |
| Nikol Csiffariova |
| Rachel Milne |
Past Winners
