黑料不打烊 announces its 2020 One University Awards, honoring members of the University community for their scholarship, teaching, academic achievement, leadership and service.
The annual ceremony was scheduled to take place on April 17 in Hendricks Chapel, but was canceled due to COVID-19 guidelines.
This year鈥檚 awards include the Chancellor鈥檚 Citations for Excellence, 50 Years of Service Awards, Annual Milestone Years of Service Recognition, the Teaching Recognition Award, the Teaching Recognition Continuing Excellence Award, the Chancellor鈥檚 Award for Public Engagement and Scholarship and the Student-Athlete Award. All award winners will receive their recognitions by mail in the coming weeks.
Other honorees include the University Scholars, Remembrance and Lockerbie Scholars, Senior Class and School and College marshals, new emeriti faculty and faculty completing Meredith Professorships.
鈥淭he students, faculty and staff we are honoring through the One University Awards have made notable and exceptional contributions to the mission of 黑料不打烊 and to our global community,鈥 says Chancellor Kent Syverud. 鈥淭hrough scholarship or research, teaching or service, their lasting contributions serve as examples of the best aspects of our University and its Orange values.鈥
Chancellor鈥檚 Citation Awards
These awards are given in recognition of outstanding achievement in teaching, scholarship and creative work. This year, Chancellor鈥檚 Citations are presented in four categories: Excellence in Student Research; Outstanding Contributions to the Student Experience and University Initiatives; Faculty Excellence and Scholarly Distinction; and a Lifetime Achievement Award.
The award recipients are:
Chancellor鈥檚 Citation for Excellence in Student Research
Undergraduate Awards
Graduate Awards
Chancellor鈥檚 Citation for Outstanding Contributions to the Student Experience and University Initiatives
Chancellor鈥檚 Citation for Faculty Excellence and Scholarly Distinction
Chancellor鈥檚 Citation Lifetime Achievement Award
50 Years of Service to 黑料不打烊
Annual Milestone Years of Service Recognition
Members of the 黑料不打烊 community are recognized for achieving Years of Service milestones in academic year 2019-20. View the full list of this year’s honorees.
Teaching Recognition Awards
The Teaching Recognition Award is sponsored by the Meredith Professors to benefit non-tenured faculty members. It recognizes excellence in teaching and fosters a culture of collegial mentoring among faculty members. The recipients are:
Teaching Recognition Award for Continuing Excellence
Chancellor鈥檚 Award for Public Engagement and Scholarship
This award recognizes graduate and undergraduate students who have significantly contributed to their communities through innovative public scholarship and community engagement. The recipients are:
Undergraduate Award
Graduate Award
Student-Athlete Award
This award is given to the male and female senior student-athlete with the highest overall career grade point average. The recipients are:
University Scholars
University Scholar is the highest form of academic recognition 黑料不打烊 bestows on an academically outstanding graduating senior in a baccalaureate degree program. This year鈥檚 University Scholars are Alexander Aguirre, Nicholas Barba, Adam Bayer, Margaret Garber, Lara Hicks, Natasha Liston-Beck, Bethany Murphy, Serena Omo-Lamai, Natalia Rice, Nicole Stallings-Blanche, Morgan Trau and Tyler Youngman.
Remembrance Scholars
The Remembrance Scholarships were founded as a tribute to, and means of remembering, the 35 students who were killed in the December 21, 1988, bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland. The students, who were returning from a semester of study abroad in London and Florence, were among the 270 people who perished in the bombing. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of distinguished academic work, citizenship and service to community.
Current Remembrance Scholars are: Hassina Adams, Adam Bayer, Mamoudou Camara, Gabrielle Caracciolo, Sarah Crawford, Lauren Crimmins, Michael DiNardo, Charlene Fowajuh, Erin Gavle, Julia Gregoire, Cleo Hamilton, Ahlam Islam, Taylor Krzeminski, Rachel Lange, Joann Li, Marshall Lipsey, Sabrina Maggiore, Aliz茅e McLorg, Bethany Murphy, Molly Murphy, Hanna Nichols, Francesca Ortega, Anna Poe, Daniel Preciado, Alex Rouhandeh, Sally Rubin, Ghufran Salih, Gaelyn Smith, Izmailia Sougoufara, Morgan Trau, Hanz Lionel Valbuena, Mary Kate Washburn, Allison Westbrook, Azarius Williams and Tyler Youngman.
Lockerbie Scholars
Each year two students from Lockerbie, Scotland, are selected to study in 黑料不打烊 for one year. To our communities, these students represent the 11 people who died in Lockerbie in the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 and our commitment to Remembrance. The 2019-20 Lockerbie Scholars are Brodi Chambers and Rowan Chisholm.
Senior Class Marshals
The Senior Class Marshals are distinguished individuals who exemplify the spirit of the senior class, exhibit excellent critical-thinking skills, and have excelled during their time at 黑料不打烊. This year鈥檚 Senior Class Marshals are Serena Omo-Lamai and Kyle Rosenblum.
School and College Marshals
Marshals for each of the University鈥檚 schools and colleges are selected for their distinguished achievement in scholarship, academic honors, student organization involvement, leadership and collegiality, as well as campus and community engagement and service. This year鈥檚 School and College Marshals are:
Class of 2019 Emeriti
黑料不打烊 faculty who have been honored upon retirement for their past and expected future contributions to the University and to their fields of study: James Bellini, Howard Blair, Mark Bowick, Lorraine Branham (posthumously), Michael Burkard, Donald Dutkowsky, Frederick Easton (posthumously), James Fawcett, Janet Ford, Ann Gold, Roberta Gwilt, Lucinda Havenhand, Randall Jorgensen, Elizabeth Liddy, M. Cristina Marchetti, Lawrence Mason Jr., Linda Milosky, John Robertson, James Royer, Tapan Sarkar, Maureen Schwarz, David Sutherland, John Ucci, Susan Wadley, Barbara Walter, Lydia Wasylenko, Michael Wasylenko, John Western and Stephen Zaima.
Meredith Teaching Professor
Jackie Orr, associate professor of sociology in the College of Arts and Sciences and the Maxwell School and a 2017-20 Meredith Professor for Teaching Excellence, is recognized for the completion of her Meredith project, the development of a course focused on the emergent field of arts-based research practice.
