Post by KidHeartless on Nov 17, 2010 22:55:31 GMT -5
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Who would have your nomination for HBCU Athletic Program of the Year?
The 1st Annual HBCU awards will be held in Greensboro, NC March, 18th 2011
Categories are:
HBCU of the Year
Nominees for this category will have demonstrated impactful community outreach initiatives, comprehensive research activity, and measurable student engagement.
HBCU Student of the Year
Nominees for this category will have demonstrated academic excellence, campus leadership and a commitment to the development of their institution.
HBCU Faculty Member of the Year
Nominees for this category will have demonstrated influence in their field of instruction, diligence in student development, and institutional support.
HBCU Alumnus of the Year
Nominees for this category will have demonstrated support of alma mater through fundraising acuity, programmatic support on and off campus, and in ambassadorship for their institution.
Best HBCU Athletic Program
Nominees for this category will have championship-caliber teams/athletes across the school’s total offerings; and have measurable community buy-in through reported attendance figures.
Best Alumni
Nominees for this category will have demonstrated sustained alumni giving, engagement with the campus community, and established community service objectives.
Best Research Initiative
Nominees for the category will have established a research initiative in the disciplines of science, engineering, technology or mathematics, will have a sustainable model for future development of the research, and will have a concise vision of the potential impact of the project.
Best Homecoming
Nominees for this category will have demonstrated a diverse offering of homecoming activities, earned media coverage, and economic impact on the surrounding area.
Best Academic Programming
Nominees for this category will have demonstrated student achievement in a diverse offering of disciplines, faculty-published articles in scholarly journals, and institutional impact/influence on academic, professional and trade organizations.
Best HBCU President
Nominees for this category will have demonstrated personal commitment to student development, will have the support of the faculty senate, and will have executed effective partnership with the national alumni association.
Best Student Organization
Nominees for this category will have demonstrated exemplary community service, in-depth student programming and a commitment to institutional development.
Best HBCU Student Publication
Nominees for this category will have demonstrated reputable coverage of institutional culture, will have impacted campus community, and will have measurable presence in print and online.
Best HBCU Alumni Publication
Nominees for this category will have demonstrated reputable coverage of institutional culture, will have impacted campus community, and will have measurable presence in print and online.
Best HBCU Choir
Nominees for this category will have executed a number of off-campus performances and measurable history of ambassadorship for the university in the campus community.
Best HBCU Marching Band
Nominees for this category will have executed a number of off-campus performances and measurable history of ambassadorship for the university in the campus community.
Nominees for this category will have championship-caliber teams/athletes across the school’s total offerings; and have measurable community buy-in through reported attendance figures.
Please review the rules, categories and descriptions below and submit your entries for the 2011 HBCU Awards.
* Nominations in each category should be comprised of a brief description of your school, individual’s or program’s merit for each category, not to exceed 500 words.
* All pertinent individuals or groups associated with the nomination should be listed.
* A point-of-contact should be listed with each submission.
* Any nomination not meeting these requirements will be disqualified for that category.
Nominations will be accepted through November 30, 2010. Entries will be voted upon by a national poll, and the top five finalists from each category will be reviewed by an independent committee of HBCU students, alumni, administrators and supporters. The committee will select the final winner from each category, with winners to be announced on the night of the Awards ceremony in March 2011.
Good Luck!
Is there anyone here who could write a nomination for A&T for HBCU Homecoming of the Year?
Some of BDV should be here at this event. Could be something special brewing from year to year across the east coast.
www.hbcuawards.net
Who would have your nomination for HBCU Athletic Program of the Year?
The 1st Annual HBCU awards will be held in Greensboro, NC March, 18th 2011
Categories are:
HBCU of the Year
Nominees for this category will have demonstrated impactful community outreach initiatives, comprehensive research activity, and measurable student engagement.
HBCU Student of the Year
Nominees for this category will have demonstrated academic excellence, campus leadership and a commitment to the development of their institution.
HBCU Faculty Member of the Year
Nominees for this category will have demonstrated influence in their field of instruction, diligence in student development, and institutional support.
HBCU Alumnus of the Year
Nominees for this category will have demonstrated support of alma mater through fundraising acuity, programmatic support on and off campus, and in ambassadorship for their institution.
Best HBCU Athletic Program
Nominees for this category will have championship-caliber teams/athletes across the school’s total offerings; and have measurable community buy-in through reported attendance figures.
Best Alumni
Nominees for this category will have demonstrated sustained alumni giving, engagement with the campus community, and established community service objectives.
Best Research Initiative
Nominees for the category will have established a research initiative in the disciplines of science, engineering, technology or mathematics, will have a sustainable model for future development of the research, and will have a concise vision of the potential impact of the project.
Best Homecoming
Nominees for this category will have demonstrated a diverse offering of homecoming activities, earned media coverage, and economic impact on the surrounding area.
Best Academic Programming
Nominees for this category will have demonstrated student achievement in a diverse offering of disciplines, faculty-published articles in scholarly journals, and institutional impact/influence on academic, professional and trade organizations.
Best HBCU President
Nominees for this category will have demonstrated personal commitment to student development, will have the support of the faculty senate, and will have executed effective partnership with the national alumni association.
Best Student Organization
Nominees for this category will have demonstrated exemplary community service, in-depth student programming and a commitment to institutional development.
Best HBCU Student Publication
Nominees for this category will have demonstrated reputable coverage of institutional culture, will have impacted campus community, and will have measurable presence in print and online.
Best HBCU Alumni Publication
Nominees for this category will have demonstrated reputable coverage of institutional culture, will have impacted campus community, and will have measurable presence in print and online.
Best HBCU Choir
Nominees for this category will have executed a number of off-campus performances and measurable history of ambassadorship for the university in the campus community.
Best HBCU Marching Band
Nominees for this category will have executed a number of off-campus performances and measurable history of ambassadorship for the university in the campus community.
Nominees for this category will have championship-caliber teams/athletes across the school’s total offerings; and have measurable community buy-in through reported attendance figures.
Please review the rules, categories and descriptions below and submit your entries for the 2011 HBCU Awards.
* Nominations in each category should be comprised of a brief description of your school, individual’s or program’s merit for each category, not to exceed 500 words.
* All pertinent individuals or groups associated with the nomination should be listed.
* A point-of-contact should be listed with each submission.
* Any nomination not meeting these requirements will be disqualified for that category.
Nominations will be accepted through November 30, 2010. Entries will be voted upon by a national poll, and the top five finalists from each category will be reviewed by an independent committee of HBCU students, alumni, administrators and supporters. The committee will select the final winner from each category, with winners to be announced on the night of the Awards ceremony in March 2011.
Good Luck!
Is there anyone here who could write a nomination for A&T for HBCU Homecoming of the Year?
Some of BDV should be here at this event. Could be something special brewing from year to year across the east coast.
www.hbcuawards.net
