Presented in honor of Adolf Amend who taught physical science at the Dwight-Englewood School from 1952 until 1975, this award is presented to a senior who has shown consistently excellent achievement and curiosity in the physical sciences.

The Human Development Department Junior Award is given to that junior who stood out in both the 9th and 10th-grade seminar courses. In addition, this junior went on to utilize their demonstrated skills in social identity and mental health awareness this year by becoming one of our strongest mentors to younger students here on campus.

This award celebrates a student who has dedicated themselves with joy, curiosity, and excellence to the study of multiple languages throughout their years in the Upper School.

This award celebrates a student who has dedicated themselves with joy, curiosity, and excellence to the study of a single language throughout their years in the Upper School.

The History Department Award is given each year to a student who has sought to develop a sophisticated understanding of the past, who has demonstrated a compelling interest in historical questions, and who has held himself or herself to the highest standards of scholarship.

The Beaumont Award, named in honor of E. Butler Beaumont who taught at the Englewood School for Boys and Dwight-Englewood School from 1928-1973, recognizes a member of the senior class for excellence in mathematics.

Given to a senior who, over several years of excellent study and work in ethics, has pursued the question of what makes an action right and a person good. With great dedication and leadership, this student has also been an inspiration to other students.

Given to that senior student that demonstrates excellence in the study of two or three dimensional, or design media art (including but not limited to drawing, painting, sculpture, industrial design, ceramics, fashion, architecture, installation art and/or sequential art, illustration, product design, graphic design and or photo/video).<This will be stated in direct descriiption of the award winner> A student who has maintained engagement in art classes throughout their D-E career, pursued artistic challenges and made their strengths visible through exhibition, presentation and submissions.

In memory of a 1961 graduate and given to a senior who has strongly and successfully pursued one or more artistic areas and who has made a significant contribution to the artistic life of the school.

The award is presented to a senior who has demonstrated passion, devotion, and commitment to the craft of theatre.

Given to a student who exhibits exemplary skill in and passion for the craft of writing.