Blues and Golds
Every year OUSA presents the Blues and Golds awards. These are the highest honour OUSA can present to those students who have excelled in their chosen extra-curricular activities.
Dating back to 1908, the Blues are the premier award for sporting achievement by students at Otago University . 2008 is the centenary year of these awards and as a result the ceremony will be particularly prestigious. Awards presented include Blues for Individual Sporting Achievements, the Club Administrator Awards, Sports Club of the Year, Maori Sports Person of the Year and Otago University Sports Person of the Year.
The ceremony for this year’s 100th Blues Awards will be held in the Link, with Lorr aine Moller and Chris Laidlaw as guest speakers.
The Golds Awards focus on achievements by students at Otago University in artistic and cultural pursuits. Awards include Golds for Individual Cultural Achievements, the Society Administrators Award and Society of the Year.
Roger Hall will be the Guest Speaker at this year’s Golds ceremony.
If you know of someone who you think should be rewarded for their achievements and efforts then nominate them for an award! For more information contact: cdo@ousa.org.nz. The deadline for all nominations is 4pm Friday, 22nd August 2008.
Forms:
For a Club Administrator Award
