College of Education & Human Sciences

Nominations for this award are accepted from College of Education & Human Sciences faculty, staff, and students.

Criterion
A demonstrated commitment to the College of Education & Human Sciences.

Make Your Nomination for Alumnus of the Year

The Departments of Counseling and Psychology, Curriculum and Instruction, and Exercise Science.

Nominations are accepted from College of Education & Human Sciences faculty, staff, students, partner educators, and the university community. 

Teaching
Demonstrated impactful teaching via student success, which may include student evaluation data, edTPA scores, student active employment following graduation, etc.

Research
Demonstrated active agenda pursuing and achieving external funding. Submitted proposals may be considered in part, but alone are not sufficient to merit an award.

Service
Combination of community, university, and professional service; active in their discipline, dedication/passion to field of study; puts others first.

Team Player/Encourager
Demonstrated support for colleagues and evidence of impactful group work.

Make Your Nomination for a Faculty Member

Nominations are accepted from College of Education & Human Sciences faculty, staff, students, and the university community.

Advisor Award for Outstanding Service
A demonstrated commitment to the College of Education & Human Sciences and advocacy for student success.

Staff Award for Outstanding Service
Demonstrated evidence of exemplary support for College of Education & Human Sciences students, staff, faculty, and community stakeholders.

Nominate an Advisor or Staff Member

Departments of Counseling & Psychology, Curriculum & Instruction, and Exercise Science.

Nominations, in the four (4) categories below, are accepted from College of Education & Human Sciences faculty, staff, students, and the university community.

Leadership
Demonstrated ability to work well with others, respectful of others, serve as example for others, inspire others to act and perform their best.

Service
Community, university, profession; active in their discipline, dedication/passion to field of study, puts others first.

Professionalism
Respectful, demonstrated ability to follow policy and procedure, dependable, responsible, positive attitude, empathetic.

Go-Getter
Takes initiative, lifelong learner, proactive, curious, exceed expectations, self-motivated, innovative, eagerly completes tasks.

Make Your Nomination for Undergraduate or Graduate Students

Graduate-Level Award Only

This recognition is a prestigious, annual accolade bestowed upon a graduate student from the College of Education & Human Sciences who demonstrates outstanding achievement in research.

Criteria:

Outstanding Quality of Research: The student’s research should exhibit originality and significance in their field of study. This involves a thorough understanding of the subject matter, innovative methodology, and significant findings that contribute to the field of education.

Recommendation from Faculty: A nomination or recommendation from faculty members who can attest to the student's research excellence and potential contributions to the field.

Publication or Presentation at a Conference: The student must either (i) have successfully presented or published their research at a reputable academic conference or in a respected academic journal or (ii) planning to present or publish the findings.

Eligible nominations constitute research conducted within the last three (3) years.

The selection process for the David L. Larimore Excellence in Research Award will be overseen by a panel of three (3) faculty members from the College of Education & Human Sciences.

David L. Larimore Award Scoring Rubric  Make Your Nomination

Awarded to teacher candidates in practicum and/or residency experiences (one [1] graduate student and [1] one undergraduate).

Nominations are accepted from College of Education & Human Sciences faculty, academic advisors, and mentor/supervisory educators, administrators, etc. working with our teacher candidates.

Nominate a Future Educator

Nominations for current P-12 educators, administrators/principals, librarians, school counselors, and school psychologists are accepted from teacher candidates in practicum/residency experiences and College of Education & Human Sciences faculty and/or staff working with our partner educators.

Nominate a Current P-12 Education professional

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Administrator	Middle School
Art	Music
Early Childhood	Physical Education
Elementary School	School Counselor
English as a Second Language (ESL)	School Psychologist
High School	Special Education
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