911ºÚÁÏ

This award is presented to a 911ºÚÁÏ alumnus/a who has graduated within the past 10 years in recognition of a commitment to excellence in post-collegiate life and a significant or ongoing commitment to extraordinary work, research or volunteerism.

This award recipient will be chosen based on a combination of the following criteria:

1. High levels of achievement early in one's chosen career or profession.
2. Demonstrated leadership capability.
3. An assemblage of skills that would demonstrate one's potential for leadership and distinction in the long term.
4. Substantial indications of a commitment to the service of others.

It is expected that the recipient of this award will be present to accept during the spring awards ceremony.

This award is presented to a 911ºÚÁÏ alumnus/a who has demonstrated outstanding leadership, dedication and service to the University and/or Alumni Association.

This award recipient will be chosen based on a combination of the following criteria:

1. Participation in the life of 911ºÚÁÏ through personal involvement on leadership committees, association with the student body and engagement of fellow alumni.
2. Selfless commitment of time and talent has been augmented by their willingness to enhance the financial welfare of the University.

It is expected that the recipient of this award will be present to accept during the spring awards ceremony.

This award is presented to an alumnus/a who has demonstrated long-term success in his or her career and who exemplifies the attributes of an 911ºÚÁÏ graduate, such as leadership, citizenship, community service and/or service to his or her business or industry.

It is expected that the recipient of this award will be present to accept during the spring awards ceremony.

This award is presented to an alumnus/a who has demonstrated a contribution of service made for the betterment of society, either in a professional or volunteer capacity.

This award recipient will be chosen based on a combination of the following criteria:

1. Selfless commitment of time and energy in giving back to their community or service organization.
2. Engage in the creation, organization, and/or mobilization of volunteers, groups and resources that are involved in projects benefiting the greater community.
3. Demonstrate sustained commitment to meeting community needs.
4. Utilize unique and creative approaches to meeting needs.
5. Develop and foster the virtues and skills of civic engagement and social responsibility.

It is expected that the recipient of this award will be present to accept during the spring awards ceremony.

• Bruce Cort '71 - 2002
• Frank Perdue '41 - 2003
• The Honorable Norman Conway '65 - 2007
• J. Michael Scarborough '76 - 2010
• Robert Livingston '75

• K. Lee Anderson '87
• Andrew D. Fisher '18
• The Honorable Norman Conway '65 - 2002
• The Honorable Talmadge Branch '80 2004
• The Honorable Lowell Stoltzfus '74 - 2007
• The Honorable Jeannie Haddaway-Riccio '99 - 2007
• Leonard Foxwell '92 - 2015
• Jennifer Shipe '05

• D. Bruce Rogers '78
• Duke Marshall '88 - 2011
• E. Niel Carey '56 - 2012
• Robert T. Schultheis '00 - 2013
• Pat Lamboni '78 - 2014
• Dr. Lawanda Dockins-Mills '82 & M’96
• Wayne '89 & Melissa '89 Judkins
• Mike Mowery '95

• Dan Gladding '78 - 2002
• Pam Dolle '76 - 2003
• Hugh Hanson '68 - 2004
• Debbie Abbott '76 - 2005
• Sara Wolff Lewis M'98 - 2006
• Eric E. McLauchlin '92 - 2008

• Pauline Hammond '31 - 1984
• Sam Seidel '43 - 1985
• Carvell LaCurts '70 - 1986
• Wade Caruthers '38 - 1991

• James J. Jenkins '13
• Emily R. Bucheimer '14
• Matthew J. Anderson '14
• Jay Young '77 - 1984
• Donnie Williams '75 - 1985
• Laura Jean Gulyas '81 - 1986
• Casey Baynes '96 - 2007
• Jennifer Hope Wills '95 - 2008
• Stephen Reilly '96 - 2009
• Doug Church '03 - 2010
• Wesley Cox '02 - 2014
• Jennifer Truitt-Lewis '04 - 2016
• Dr. Matthew Copeland ‘11
• Mohamad Dajani ‘14