Awards & Rankings

The latest distinction from the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge highlights Rollins’ long-standing commitment to increasing student engagement with the democratic process.

Readers of Condé Nast Traveler have ranked The Alfond Inn among the top hotels in the state of Florida for the fourth year in a row.

Business professor Mary Conway Dato-on has earned a nomination for the prestigious U.N. Women Award, which recognizes women who have made outstanding contributions to others in an effort to uplift women around the country and beyond.

The award recognizes chapters that adhere to the highest standards of the Society for Human Resource Management, the preeminent HR professional organization.

Anthropology professor Shan-Estelle Brown has earned a one-year grant to support the CDC’s initiative, “Ending the HIV Epidemic: A Plan for America.”

U.S. News & World Report ranks Rollins the No. 1 regional university in the South in its annual rankings of the nation’s best colleges.

For her legacy as a mentor and advocate for student-athletes, Joan Davison, political science professor and former NCAA faculty athletics representative, has been inducted into the Sunshine State Conference’s Hall of Fame.

This latest designation underscores Rollins’ commitment to fostering democratic engagement across campus.

Readers of Travel + Leisure have again distinguished Rollins’ luxury boutique hotel as a top destination in the Sunshine State.

Angelina Khourisader ’23 ’24MBA has won an award from the American Association of University Women that provides funding to women of color in historically underrepresented fields.

Matthew Deveaux ’23, Capri Gutierrez ’23, and Nia Knox ’23 have been selected to attend Public Policy International Affairs’ prestigious Junior Summer Institute.

Each summer, Rollins recognizes staff members who have achieved outstanding service milestones during the course of the previous academic year.