The Distinguished Friend of Education Award honors an individual whose volunteer service has helped advance education at a CASE member institution for which the nominee is not a graduate.
The deadline for the Distinguished Service Awards has been extended to Feb. 9, 2012.
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Nomination instructions
In order to be considered, all nominations must be submitted online. Do not send supporting materials such as pictures or news and magazine clippings with your nomination. Each nomination must include the following:
Examples of letters from previous winners
Judges
Nominations are reviewed by the awards subcommittee, which is made up of members of the Committee on the Profession of the CASE Board of Trustees.
Selection process
The awards subcommittee reviews all nominations and votes to select a recipient. The Committee on the Profession then reviews the selection at the spring CASE Board of Trustees meeting. The board approves the winner of the award.
Notification
After the board meeting, CASE notifies the nominator who submitted the winning candidate. A letter from CASE's president is sent to the recipient. Letters are also sent to the nominators of unsuccessful candidates.
Award presentation
Distinguished Service Awards are presented at CASE's annual Summit for Advancement Leaders in July.
2011 Ian Rolland, nominated by the University of St. Francis (Ind.)
2010 Henry W. Bloch, nominated by the University of Missouri-Kansas City
2009 Carrie and John Morgridge, nominated by the University of Denver
2008 Mary Kay McPhee, nominated by the University of Missouri-Kansas City
2007 Heath Oliver, nominated by Cuyahoga Community College
For more information or questions, contact dsa@case.org.
Ian Rolland is the winner of the 2011 Distinguished Friend of Education Award
