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Apply The Outstanding Senior Recognition honors graduating or graduated seniors who have made significant contributions to Texas A&M University-San Antonio through academic achievement, campus leadership, involvement, community service, honors, and awards. To be considered, a student must first be nominated by a faculty, staff, student, or alumnus. The Outstanding Senior Award Committee reviews applications from the nominated students, and a select few are invited for interviews with the committee; ultimately, the committee selects the outstanding seniors.
The committee then reviews those selected as Outstanding Seniors, and two individuals from among all the Outstanding Seniors are named our Seniors of Distinction. The Seniors of Distinction are given a monetary award and the prized Senior of Distinction Medal.
Winners of Outstanding Senior 2023
The Seniors of Distinction are awarded to the Outstanding Senior who has shown courage and service above self and has made significant contributions to A&M-San Antonio through academic achievement, campus leadership and involvement, community service, honors, and awards embodying the Jaguar Spirit.
Winners of Seniors of Distinction 2023
Michelle Calleros
Michelle Calleros is a transfer student graduating with a Bachelor of Business Administration in International Business Management. Since transferring, she has worked on campus as a Social Media Manager and Student Success Mentor. She created the peer mentoring program to support students that will continue after she graduates. Michelle has been on the President’s and Dean’s lists for multiple semesters, leading by example as a mentor and role model. She has also completed internships and volunteered with local organizations in the community.
Adamary Olivares Ramos
Adamary Olivares started as a first-year student and graduated with a Bachelor of Business Administration in International Business Management. She has worked as a President’s Leadership Class Student Coordinator in Student Leadership during her time on campus. As A PLC student, she has mentored and guided countless PLC students and been active in the Student Government Association and Society of Human Resource Management. Adamary has left her mark through civic engagement and volunteer events while impacting the greater San Antonio community by completing three internships with local businesses leading up to graduation.