Nick Snyder was the male recipient of the 2020 Outstanding Citizen of the Year award. He was recognized for his involvement with the Bowling Green City Schools and local youth hockey teams, as well as the scholarships he helps fund.

Sandy Rowland was the female recipient of the 2020 Outstanding Citizen of the Year award. She was recognized for her involvement on City Council and all the events and organizations she volunteers for.

Matthew Reger was the recipient of the 2020 Zeus Award, he was recognized for his time spent as a Criminal Law Legal Specialist for the American Bar Association’s Rule of Law Initiative and establishing the Community Christian Legal Services Organization.

Dr Mary Margaret Krueger was the recipient of the 2020 Athena Award. She was recognized for her work as the Founding Director of the Women’s Center and her mentorship and the many initiatives she supported.

Tari Christoff was the 2019 Athena Award Recipient. She has been praised by her peers for many outstanding qualities, and throughout her career, has been a pivotal part of the professional development of the women in her community. She uses her intelligence, hard-work ethics, and passion for mentoring; resulting in influencing and changing the lives and careers of youth and her fellow professionals.

Francis Scruci was the 2019 Zeus Award Recipient. He is a Member of Kiwanis, Exchange Club and Rotary actively participating in the club’s events by helping with preparations and work that is needed for a successful event or fundraiser.  He is very involved in the Bowling Green Community; attending City

Bob & Pat Maurer were the recipients of the Citizens of the Year award for having repeatedly demonstrated their commitment to the city through their generosity to organizations which enhances the quality of life in Bowling Green.  Most of their involvement and giving to the community is quiet and understated and, in many, many cases, anonymous.

Dolores Black was the female recipient of the 2018 Outstanding Citizen of the Year Award. She was recognized for her commitment to wellness for all and being a tireless advocate for equitable opportunity for all throughout her more than 60 years in the Bowling Green community.

Tim Harris was the male recipient of the 2018 Outstanding Citizen of the Year. He was recognized for his adherence to the highest standards of ethics and integrity in his job, and in volunteering his services to help others, especially needy children and persons with disabilities, doing it all without any desire for personal recognition or reward.

Janet Parks was the 2018 Athena Award recipient. She was recognized for her devotion to providing services that will improve the quality of life in her community. She plays a large role in the development of students, influencing and changing the lives and careers of the ones she has mentored. She has immersed herself in the BGSU community, dedicated to the well-being of the University. Her level of intelligence and hard work ethic has shaped her ability to not only be a guide for her students, but also a mentor and role model to other professionals she works with.

Jeff Orlowski was the recipient of the 2018 Zeus Award. He was recognized for supporting a culture that encourages a diverse workplace and believes in providing opportunities for leadership and growth.  The workforce he supports is predominately female based.  His role within the organization not only empowers women, but he sets examples of leadership in the community.

Jayson Hines was the recipient of the 2018 Ceremonial Ambassador Award.

Christina Stearns was the 2018 Welcoming Ambassador of the Year.