Awards such as league cadres, student unions and outstanding volunteers are recognition of the actual work situation. If you just write the title, people can't see what you have done, and it's hard to evaluate your ability. Turning these rewards into experience, on the one hand, is convincing, on the other hand, it can also reflect your ability in the work, which is what employers value more.
Many people will write rewards on their resumes, but don't list them all. It is necessary to focus on the awards won during school: scholarships won during college, awards won in various organizational activities during college, and awards won in sports events during college.