— GDG ON CAMPUS BABCOCK • 2026 EDITION
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WHAT THE 100 IS —
A record of real contribution
The 100 is not a popularity contest. It is not an awards night, a leaderboard, or a list of the most well-known students on campus. It is something more deliberate than that.
Each year, The 100 identifies and publicly documents one hundred students whose contributions to Babcock University — through leadership, innovation, service, enterprise, creativity, or impact — are real, evidenced, and worth preserving.
The platform is founded and run by GDG on Campus Babcock, and is designed to grow into an institutional archive over time.
Selected students
From across all faculties, departments, and levels.
Recognition areas
Covering leadership, creativity, service, and beyond.
Public votes
Selection is criteria-based and committee-reviewed.
Archive editions
Designed to grow year-on-year as institutional memory.
WHY IT MATTERS —
Because good work deserves a public record
Visibility
Many students contribute enormously to campus life witout ever receiving formal recognition. The 100 makes that work visible and legibel to the wider community.
Memory
Contributions fade. Stories get lost. This platform is designed as a living archive — a record that persists long after a student has graduated.
Culture
When meaningful contribution is celebrated publicly and seriously, it creates a stronger campus culture — one that values doing over performing.
RECOGNITION AREAS —
Ten ways to be part of the class
How selection works —
Selection is never arbitrary. Every nominated student passes through a structured review before being considered for the final class.
Nomination
Anyone can nominate a student, or themselves. Nominations must include evidence and specific contribution details.
Screening
All submissions are reviewed for completeness, eligibility, and credibility. Weak or incomplete nominations are filtered.
Review
A committee scores each nominee across five criteria: Impact, Initiative, Evidence, Consistency, and Future Potential.
Verification
Claims are independently verified where possible. Nominees flagged for concern are reviewed carefully before inclusion.
Final Class
The final 100 are curated, profiled, and published. The class is presented as a selected cohort, not a ranked list.
Nomination
Anyone can nominate a student, or themselves. Nominations must include evidence and specific contribution details.
Screening
All submissions are reviewed for completeness, eligibility, and credibility. Weak or incomplete nominations are filtered.
Review
A committee scores each nominee across five criteria: Impact, Initiative, Evidence, Consistency, and Future Potential.
Verification
Claims are independently verified where possible. Nominees flagged for concern are reviewed carefully before inclusion.
Final Class
The final 100 are curated, profiled, and published. The class is presented as a selected cohort, not a ranked list.
Frequently asked questions —
Know someone who deserves to be seen?
Nominations are now open. The process takes about ten minutes and requires specific, evidenced information about the nominee's contribution.
Submit a nomination