Medal winners
Winners of the Principal's Medal Awards.
2017
- Exceptional Service
- Professor Aziz Sheikh, Director of the Usher Institute
- Contribution to the Community
- Alexandros Angelopoulos and Sam Kellerhals, undergraduates in the School of Geosicences
Further information on the 2017 winners
2016
- Exceptional Service
- Ms Amy Woodgate and the Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) Team
- Contribution to the Community
- Colin Adams, Director of Commercialisation, School of Informatics
Further information on the 2016 winners
2015
- Exceptional Service
- Máire Cox, Communicator at OPENspace Research Centre
- Contribution to the Community
- Dr Andrew Gardiner, Senior Lecturer at the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies
2014
- Exceptional Service
- Johanna Holtan, International Engagement Coordinator, Edinburgh University Students' Association (EUSA)
- Contribution to the Community
- Nicholle Bell, PhD student in the School of Chemistry
2013
- Exceptional Service
- Professor Scott Murray, St Columba’s Hospice Chair of Primary Palliative Care, Centre for Population Health Science
- Also recognised: Dr Elizabeth Grant, Dr Kirsty Boyd and Dr Marilyn Kendall in Professor Murray’s Primary Palliative Care Research Group
- Contribution to the Community
- Rebecca MacKenzie, Pro Bono Coordinator and Senior Teaching Fellow, Centre for Professional Legal Studies, Edinburgh Law School
2012
- Exceptional Service
- Dr Jane Haley, Scientific Manager, Edinburgh Neuroscience
- Contribution to the Community
- Ms Sharon Douglas, Administration Assistant, Wellcome Trust Clinical Research Facility Education Programme
- Ms Dee Isaacs, Lecturer in Music, Edinburgh College of Art
2011
- Exceptional Service
- Ms Karen Bowman, Director of Procurement; Mr Jake Broadhurst, International Projects Manager, Global Academies
- Contribution to the Community
- Dr Chris Speed, Reader in Architecture, Edinburgh College of Art
2010
- Principal's Medal
- Mr Paul Nisbet, Senior Research Fellow, School of Education; Joint Coordinator of Communication Access Literacy & Learning (CALL) Scotland
2009
- Principal's Medal
- Ben Miller, Edinburgh graduate and Fairtrade campaigner
2008
- Principal's Medal
- Lesley Forrest, Senior Administrative Assistant, Financial Accounting
- Grant Guthrie, English Literature graduate and charity worker