Book Award Sponsorships
Book Awards – also called "Scholastic Excellence Awards" – recognize the top students in specific courses and provide essential unrestricted support to the law school. When you sponsor a Book Award, you provide the critical resources needed to support the law school’s student, academic and faculty development programs. Contributions may be individual, corporate or a combination of both.
Sponsoring a Book Award is a great way to…
- Recognize your firm
- Honor a colleague, former classmate or favorite professor
- Celebrate your own personal accomplishments
- Memorialize a loved one or a colleague
Each Book Award winner receives a personalized plaque recognizing the sponsor, which indicates the course and semester. Each sponsor also receives a handsome plaque recognizing your gift, along with membership in the law school’s Founders Circle donor society and recognition in Vanderbilt Lawyer, Vanderbilt Law School’s official alumni magazine.
Five-Year Sponsorships
Sponsor five consecutive book awards in a course of your choice for a
- $2,000 per year, payable over a five-year period (a $10,000 commitment), or
- A one-time cash gift of $7,500.
Endowed Sponsorships
Endow a Book Award in perpetuity with a gift of $40,000, payable over five years.
