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The intention of this award is to recognize faculty achievements within the PRME Community in integrating the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into business school activities in the period of January 2022 to April 2023 that exemplifies one or more of the Six PRME Principles.
The Secretariat received 43 submissions of inspiring and impactful work in creating innovative teaching programs that are integrating the SDGs, encouraging more SDG focused research, working collaboratively to advocate for PRME and the SDGs, and serving the broader PRME community and society. The submissions went through an evaluation by the PRME Secretariat based on the following selection criteria.
A project, programme, initiative, activity, function, or event that either:
demonstrates the integration of the SDGs by delivering outcomes that have collective benefit; and
supports one or more of the six PRME principles; and
has received internal recognition within the business school or its affiliated university for its contribution to the SDGs;
OR
demonstrates the integration of the SDGs by delivering outcomes; and
supports one or more of the six PRME principles; and
has received external recognition for its contribution to the SDGs.
Evidence
Evidence of internal recognition may include one or more sources such as student feedback, approval as core curriculum, or an internal research award.
Evidence of external recognition may include external business school or university surveys.
Evidence need not include the words SDGs but must clearly focus on the one or more of the SDGs or ESG or sustainability or sustainable development or ethical leadership or responsible leadership.
Evidence does not include the rankings from accreditation bodies.
From the list of 43 candidates, the PRME Secretariat selected 10 for the final shortlist that was sent to the Faculty Award Review Committee. This committee is composed of community members presented below, to whom we express our sincere thanks.
Krista Finstad-Milion, ICN Business School, France
Lisa Fröhlich, CBS International Business School, Germany
Louise Whittaker, Gordon Institute of Business Science, South Africa
Divya Singhal, Goa Institute of Management, India
Emma Avetisyan, Audencia Business School, France
In 2023, three winners were selected for the PRME Faculty Recognition Award for Excellence in SDG Integration, and they were presented during a ceremony at the PRME Global Forum.
Anna Young-Ferris, PhD, SFHEA
PRME, Academic Lead and Assistant Professor of Accounting, Governance and Regulation
Betina Szkudlarek, PhD
Professor in Management
Rachel Tuitama
Accreditation & Projects Officer
Ir. Amelia Naim Indrajaya, Ph.D.
Head of Center for Sustainability Mindset and Social Responsibility
IPMI International Business School, Jakarta, Indonesia
Professor Isabel Rodriguez-Tejedo, Ph.D.
School of Economics and Business
University of Navarra, Pamplona, Spain
Anjali Chaudhry, Ph.D.
Professor & Department Chair, Management, Marketing, and International Business
Dominican University, USA
Ruben Burga, PhD, MBA, P.Eng.
Assistant Professor, Department of Management
Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics, University of Guelph, Canada
Dr. Mary Cherian
Head of the Department & Professor
Vanitha N.
Assistant Professor IIMr
Abhisekh R.
MBA Student
The purpose of the 2023 PRME Student Awards is to honor outstanding student-led initiatives within the PRME Community that demonstrate exceptional levels of innovation and impact in their actions toward the advancement of Responsible Management Education and the Sustainable Development Goals at local, national, and global levels.
The three-stage awarding process was led by the PRME Global Students (PGS) with the support of the PRME Secretariat. Beginning with the Nomination Stage, each of the nine PGS Regional Leaders nominated three outstanding sustainability-oriented student-led organizations in their respective continents and global sub-regions. Subsequently, in the Scoring Stage, a quantitative approach was used to narrow down the 27 nominations in nine top-listed candidates. Finally, during the Deliberation Stage, the PGS Regional Leaders met to discuss the shortlisted candidates and reached first a consensus on the three finalists, and subsequently, picked up the final winner.
In 2023, one winner and two runner-ups were selected for the PRME Student Award, and they were presented during a ceremony at the 2023 PRME Global Forum. They are:
Landon Ash
Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Management Student
Lettie Hastings
Bachelor of Science in Digital Media Innovation Student
Katie Wu
Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing Student
Alex Tovar
Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance Student
With 107 members, Texas State Net Impact has recently grown in active membership. Two of the research teams paired up with a business team of German students at Pforzheim University to complete the Net Impact Circular Plastics Challenge. This involved working on Central European Time for several days as they conducted meetings and used innovation boards to share research & learn how the recycling process works in Germany. Four of Texas State students studied AI and technology with different professors to better understand how people could efficiently use photographic and sensor technology to improve recycling in waste management systems. Net Impact Chapter also formed a relationship with the San Marcos Chamber of Commerce in hopes to bring back free Energy Audits of businesses in the surrounding area.
Aman Verma
Bachelor in Technology Student
Aradhya Jain
Bachelor of Arts in History (Honors) Student
Arjun Pandey
Bachelor in Technology Student
Dhananjay Kadam
Bachelor in Technology Student
Digvijay Deb
Bachelor in Technology Student
Karthika V J
Bachelor of Arts (Honors) in History Student
Manisha Mandal
Bachelor in Technology Student
Mehak Sharma
Bachelor of Commerce (Honors) Student
Paridhi Johari
Bachelor in Technology Student
Rashi Aggarwal
Bachelor in Technology Student
Utpanna Hota
Bachelor in Technology Student
Vedika MundHuman
Bachelor of Science in Statistics (Honors) Student
SIGMA-oikos is a student-run body of XLRI that focuses on empowering the backward and vulnerable sections of society through its many initiatives across the year. They organize 20+ events annually relating to rural education, sustainability, and social awareness, including Joy Of Giving week for the city of Jamshedpur, online and offline wish tree with wishes from NGOs such as People for Change and Cheshire Home, donation of clothes and books, Basic English Learning Program with the students of SOS Raipur, Masti ki Pathshaala, Sankalp, and People for Change, and so much more.
Dinmukhamed Sabyrbek Talgatuly
Leader of SDG Legion
Atayeva Menli
Project manager
Chernyaueva Ekaterina
Nurbekova Sabina
Kosmagambetova Aisha
Manengazy Malika
Token Kurman
Aubekirov Alikhan
Karatayeva Dilnaza
Baimbetova Aidana
SDG Legion is a student organization that promotes, disseminates and implements the ideas of the UN SDGs (sustainable development goals). They are actively planning the events for the Mission 2030 Business Game, the Youth Forum “Innovative Solutions and Leadership in ESG and the UN SDGs”, Women’s Forum “Girls are changing the world for the better”, Model United Nations “ALMA MUN” and one charity event to collect things for the poor (ReUse). The members of SDG Legion demonstrate a commitment to promoting socially responsible education. Their proactive approach involves leveraging social media and research to empower and enlighten young generations.
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