Chapter of the Year & Chapter Leaderboard
The Chapter of the Year is selected from the top 4 scorers in each academic year. Additionally, speaker evaluations and the assessment of the national staff contribute to award selections. Except in unusual circumstances, the same chapter will not win the same award in consecutive years.
‘22-23 Baylor Chapter Executive Board
2022-2023: BAYLOR UNIVERSITY
In the 2022-2023 school year, AHS Baylor held seven debates and discussions with AHS speakers and other policy experts, which were attended by almost 500 students. Topics of conversation included book talks from Aaron Friedberg, Hal Brands, and Will Inboden as well as conversations about cybersecurity and trade policy.
For their efforts, the chapter also won Baylor's Student Organization of the Year award out of a group of 395 groups on campus and their faculty advisors Dr. Peter Campbell and Dr. Richard Jordan also jointly won Student Organization Advisors of the Year. Congratulations again on the well-deserved recognition!
Past Winners
2021-2022: Yale University
2020-2021: University of Wisconsin, Madison
2019-2020: Duke University
2018-2019: Arizona State University
2017-2018: Ohio State University
2016-2017: Arizona State University
2015-2016: Ohio State University
2014-2015: University of Wisconsin, Madison
2013-2014: Ohio State University
2012-2013: Duke University
2011-2012: Ohio State University
Chapter Leaderboard
To help our chapter officers focus their efforts and have a genuine impact at their schools while encouraging camaraderie, we award points to our chapters throughout the year. Stay up to date on chapter point totals for the year below.
2023-2024 Point Totals, updated May 9
University of California, Berkeley - 26,750
Yale University - 20,600
Ohio State University - 17,550
Vanderbilt University - 14,550
Baylor University - 14,250
University of Texas, Austin - 13,250
Boston University - 13,150
Indiana University - 13,000
American University - 12,600
Cedarville University - 12,500
College of William and Mary - 12,400
George Washington University - 12,250
Columbia University - 11,700
Claremont McKenna College - 11,450
University of Georgia - 11,400
University of Michigan - 10,950
Wake Forest University - 10,750
Dartmouth College - 10,350
Georgetown University - 10,250
Cornell University - 9,900
Princeton University - 8,600
James Madison University - 8,300
Georgia Tech - 8,250
Brown University - 8,100
Texas A&M University - 8,100
Duke University - 7,900
Harvard University - 7,900
University of Wisconsin - 7,900
Arizona State University - 7,800
Fordham University - 7,750
Hampden-Sydney College - 7,750
Northwestern University - 7,500
Hillsdale College - 7,300
University of Pennsylvania - 6,800
Gettysburg College - 6,700
Bard College - 6,400
Washington University, St. Louis - 5,800
Ashland University - 5,750
Johns Hopkins University - 5,750
Colgate University - 5,500
George Mason University - 5,100
Liberty University - 4,950
Carnegie Mellon University - 4,800
University of Oklahoma - 4,800
Lehigh University - 4,700
University of Dallas - 4,100
St. John’s College - 4,000
Institute of World Politics - 3,850
Belmont University - 3,800
New York University - 3,700
Christendom College - 3,600
College of the Holy Cross - 3,500
Miami University - 3,500
University of Missouri - 3,500
Bowdoin College - 3,350
University of Notre Dame - 3,200
Wheaton College - 2,700
Bates College - 2,300
Catholic University - 2,100
Stetson University - 2,000
University of Florida - 1,700
University of South Carolina - 1,700
Rice University - 1,500
Washington and Lee University - 1,500
College of Charleston - 1,200
Yeshiva University - 1,100
Christopher Newport University - 1,000
Clemson University - 1,000
University of Virginia - 1,000
Loyola University, Maryland - 500
Johns Hopkins SAIS - 100