The Council on Student Organizations recognized student groups, publications and organizations at its second annual COSO awards at the end of last term.
The winners, who were nominated and decided by the administrators, faculty and student members of COSO, received a $250 credit to their group account, Director of Student Activities Linda Kennedy said.
The '99 Class Council took home the Milton Sims Kramer Group Award for "the group on campus which has contributed the most to student life on campus," Kennedy said.
The award for Best Academic Competition Group went to Dartmouth Formula Racing, the group of undergraduate and graduate students at Thayer School of Engineering's chapter of Society of Automotive Engineers.
Doug Fraser, research engineer at the Thayer School, who has worked for 10 years with the racing team, was recognized as Advisor of the Year.
Mike Wilson '97 won the Outgoing Leader of the Year award for his work with Sheba Dance Troupe.
The Aires, an all-male a capella group celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, captured the award for Best Performance Group.
The Event of the Year (Issue-Oriented) Award went to Students for a Free Tibet for organizing the lecture by Bhadko, a Buddhist monk who fled from Tibet.
The Sports Weekly was named Best COSO Publication of the Year. Disquisitions publication received the Best New Group of the Year award.
Milan, the South Asian students organization, took the Best Cultural Event of the Year for its Spring term "Culture Night."
The award for Best Event Series went to Voices, a student discussion group.
