Alumni Awards

Awarded to an outstanding alumnus/a whom through his/her own professional development, service to Neumann University, and community service, has exemplified the values of the University.

Awarded to outstanding an alumnus/a who demonstrates a personal commitment to the University and to the Neumann University Alumni Association through volunteer service. 

Awarded to an outstanding alumnus/a who has shown dedication and devoted service to Neumann University.

Awarded to a young alumnus/a (less than 40 years old by January 1st in the year of the award year) in recognition for outstanding achievement in their profession while upholding the mission and values of Neumann University.

Awarded to a non-alumnus/a whose past, present and potential impact on the Neumann University community qualifies them for alumni status. The honoree's professional, personal, civic, and philanthropic pursuits reflect the high standards and Franciscan values associated with Neumann University, the Neumann University Alumni Association, and higher education.

This award recognizes a graduate whose demonstrated commitment to the Catholic Franciscan tradition and values has led him/her to develop an initiative that makes a significant impact in one or more of the following areas: 

• Support of persons who are poor or under-served 
• Advancement of understanding and support for the environment 
• Promotion of peacemaking 
• Development of intercultural understanding 

Distinguished Alumni Awards are chosen by the president of Neumann University, and presented to a graduate whose career is characterized by continuous and exemplary contributions to society through research, practice, education, or service. The recipient must be an individual who brings enduring honor to Neumann University and to the community and exemplifies the core values of the University.

Distinguished Alumni Awards are chosen by the dean of each respective school and presented to a graduate whose career is characterized by continuous and exemplary contributions to society through research, practice, education, or service. The recipient must be an individual who brings enduring honor to Neumann University and to the community and exemplifies the core values of the University.