2007 Faculty & Staff Excellence Awards: Nominations Deadline
Nominations will be accepted through Feb. 23, 2007, for Dean's Awards for Faculty Excellence and the McMicken Staff Excellence Award.
Faculty Excellence:
The Deans Awards for Faculty Excellence reinforce our professional purposes and encourage excellence in achievement and service to others. The nomination of an individual for a Dean's Award may be initiated by any colleague in the College. Awards will be presented at the McMicken College Awards Dinner on May 3, 2007.
Download nomination information (pdf).
Staff Excellence:
The McMicken Excellence Award recognizes a full-time staff or administrative employee of McMicken College of Arts and Sciences who performs beyond the ordinary expectations. The nomination of an individual for this award may be initiated by any staff member or faculty member in the College. The award will be presented at the McMicken College Awards Dinner on May 3, 2007.
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