Provost's Award for Outstanding Undergraduate Research Mentor

The Provost's Award for Outstanding Undergraduate Research Mentor is to recognize and show appreciation for the undergraduate research mentorship efforts of �鶹��AV faculty members.

NOMINATION DEADLINE: February 17

Eligibility

Nominees shall have met the following criteria:

Be a fulltime �鶹��AV academic faculty member

Nomination Process & Schedule

Send your Nomination

Submit to Dean Of The Honors College, David Metzger

Submit packet

ONLY ELECTRONIC SUBMISSIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED.

The Perry Honors College asks the �鶹��AV community to nominate one of its colleagues for this award for the Provost's Award for Outstanding Undergraduate Research Mentor. Self-nominations are accepted. The nominated candidates are asked to submit electronically the following supporting documents in the following order:

Letter of nomination
A summary statement explaining the nominee's undergraduate research or scholarship mentorship activities. The statement is limited to one page.
Curriculum Vitae.
A list of undergraduate students mentored by the nominee, the title of their projects, duration of research/scholarship, and approximate number of hours of research per week conducted by each student.
List of publications, presentations, exhibitions, and/or performances resulting from undergraduate research.
Dean's letter of support.
Two reference letters from peers, at least one from an �鶹��AV faculty member. Note: These letters are in addition to the Dean's letter of support.
Full name and current contact information for up to three former undergraduate researchers or scholars supervised by the candidate. The Undergraduate Research Committee may contact these individuals for additional information.

Contact

Academic Affairs Awards

757-683-5421 office

757-683-3336 fax

Academic Affairs

Award & Presentation

Award recipients will receive a certificate and a one-time cash award of $1,000. They are recognized at the spring Faculty Administrators Awards and Service Recognition Dinner. There is no expectation for the awardee to make a presentation at the dinner. Names of awardees appear on a plaque displayed in a prominent location on the University campus.