2008 President's Diversity Award Nominations

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    Subject: 2008 President's Diversity Award Nominations
    

    TO: Boulder Campus Teaching & Research Faculty, Staff,
             Deans, Directors, Dept Chairs, System Administration

    FROM: Vice President for Academic Affairs and Research

    SENDER: Rae Ann Armijo

    DATE: February 14, 2008

    SUBJECT: 2008 President's Diversity Award Nominations

     
    Nominations are now being accepted for the 2008 President's Diversity Award!
     

    This annual award recognizes significant achievements of faculty, staff,
    students, and academic or administrative units toward developing a more
    culturally diverse, competent, and inclusive university community.

    Up to four awards of $1,000 each are given for projects or practices that
    best reflect the implementation of system and/or campus diversity goals.
    Awardees will be recognized at the President's Diversity Award Reception in
    May (Denver location to be announced), and their names published in the
    Silver & Gold.

    ELIGIBILITY

    Nominations are welcome from any member of the university community.
    Nominations are sought in four categories: (1) faculty, (2) staff, (3)
    student, and (4) academic unit or administrative unit. [Faculty must be
    full-time tenured/tenure track or senior instructors/instructors; staff must
    be full-time professional exempt or classified employees; and students must
    be full-time undergraduate or graduate students. Unit refers to academic and
    administrative offices; staff, faculty, and student committees; and
    organizations (such as alumni) directly associated with CU.]

    CRITERIA FOR SELECTION

    Significance: How does the activity the individual or unit engaged in
    address key areas of diversity such as recruitment, retention, campus or
    department climate, community outreach, or other system or campus diversity
    goals?

    Implementation: How was the activity implemented? What strategies were used?
    What sources of funding were used to implement this project or activity?
    Projects or activities may be short-term or may have occurred over several
    years.

    Impact: What has been the outcome? For example, has the activity (a)
    increased understanding or promoted constructive change on issues regarding
    diversity at CU? (b) influenced the success of students, staff, or faculty
    of diverse cultural backgrounds? (c) helped to bridge the gap between the
    university and diverse communities? (d) helped to bring about greater equity
    in the university community? These and/or other indicators of impact should
    be described in the nomination letter.

    NOMINATION LETTER

    Nomination letters should (1) indicate the nominee's category (refer to
    eligibility section above), (2) explicitly address the three criteria stated
    above, (3) be no longer than three pages, and (4) include the name and email
    address of nominee and nominator. Additional supporting materials may be
    included as appendices.

    A committee with representatives from each campus will make selections based
    on the criteria.

    Submit nomination letters (electronic submissions are welcome) to:

        Rae Ann Armijo
        University of Colorado
        1800 Grant Street
        Suite 800/35UCA
        Denver, CO 80203
        raeann.armijo@cu.edu
        303.860.5617 (Ph.)
        303.860.5620 (Fax)

    THE DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF NOMINATIONS AND ALL SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS IS
    FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 2008.


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