The University of Maryland
Call for Nominations for Awards at Faculty and Staff Convocation,
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Deadline for nominations is May 12, 2010.
The President's Awards Advisory Committee is seeking nominations for
awards to be conferred at the Faculty and Staff Convocation on October
12, 2010. There will be two categories of awards: (1) The President's
Medal, and (2) the President's Distinguished Service Awards.
Individuals may be nominated in either or both award categories.
Nominees will be considered for an award only in the category for which
they have been nominated. Individuals serving on the Advisory Committee
are not eligible for nomination. The nominations in all categories are
due by May 12, 2010.
We request that each nomination be accompanied by a cover sheet that
includes the following information: (1) the name of the nominee; (2)
the award for which the individual is being nominated; and (3) the name
of the nominator. Nominations submitted in the past two years will
automatically be reconsidered; however, updated information is
encouraged. Nominations should be sent to:
Professor Kenneth Holum, Chair
President's Awards Advisory Committee
c/o President's Office
1115 Main Administration Building
Listed below are the criteria, the eligibility, the required nominating materials, and the deadline for nominations for each category. The Committee reserves the right to seek additional information on any nominee.
THE PRESIDENT'S MEDAL
Criteria: The President's Distinguished Service Awards recognize
exceptional performance, leadership, and service by a member of the
University staff. The recipient of this award will have a record of
exemplary performance and distinctive contributions to the operation of
an administrative, academic, research, or service unit on campus. He or
she will have clearly demonstrated initiative toward the improvement of
University programs or campus activities and will have shown commitment
to the campus community as a whole.
Eligibility: Any full-time member of the campus community may be nominated for the President's Medal. A nominee must have at least ten years of full-time employment on the campus (in one or more capacities).
Nomination Materials: A letter of nomination should be submitted, clearly indicating why this individual should be so honored and how the individual exemplifies the criteria for this award. A resume, curriculum vitae, or brief biographical sketch of the nominee should accompany the nomination letter. At least two, but no more than three, seconding letters of nomination from outside the primary unit in which the individual is employed may accompany the nomination or may be sent under separate cover. Each nomination should be submitted with a cover sheet listing the name of the nominee, the award for which the individual is being nominated, and the name of the nominator. Nominations submitted in the past two years will automatically be reconsidered; however, updated information is encouraged.
Deadline for Nominations: The deadline for receipt of nominations and supporting materials for the President's Medal is May 8, 2009. Nominations or supporting materials received after that date will not be considered.
PRESIDENT'S DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARDS
Criteria: The President's Distinguished Service Awards recognize exceptional performance, leadership, and service by a member of the University staff. The recipient of this award will have a record of exemplary performance and distinctive contributions to the operation of an administrative, academic, research, or service unit on campus. He or she will have clearly demonstrated initiative toward the improvement of University programs or campus activities and will have shown commitment to the campus community as a whole.
Eligibility: Any full-time staff member, including academic
administrators, who has been employed on campus for at least ten years
(in any of one or more capacities) may be nominated for a President's
Distinguished Service Award. (Individuals who hold a faculty
appointment are NOT eligible for this award.) No more than five awards
will be given annually and the number of exempt and non-exempt award
recipients cannot exceed three.
Nomination Materials: A letter of nomination should be submitted,
clearly indicating why this individual should be so honored and how the
individual exemplifies the criteria for this award. A resume,
curriculum vitae, or brief biographical sketch of the nominee should
accompany the nomination letter. At least two, but no more than three,
seconding letters of nomination may accompany the nomination or may be
sent under separate cover. Each nomination should be submitted with a
cover sheet listing the name of the nominee, the award for which the
individual is being nominated, and the name of the nominator.
Nominations submitted in the past two years will automatically be
reconsidered; however, updated information is encouraged.
Deadline for Nominations: The deadline for the receipt of nominations
and supporting materials for a President's Distinguished Service Award
is May 12, 2010. Nominations or supporting materials received after that
date will not be considered.
Complete List of Awards