19th Annual Honors & Awards Celebration
April 20, 2010
11:00 am to 1:00 pm, Klaus Atrium
Nomination Deadline is xx
2010 AWARDS |
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| The William A “Gus” Baird Faculty Teaching Award Associate and Full Professors are eligible. Nominee should have taught at least two courses for a minimum of six credits during the previous calendar year, and should have taught at least one undergraduate course. An individual may receive this award not more than once every four years. Award Amount: $500 Who Can Nominate: Faculty, Students, Staff |
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| Outstanding Senior Faculty Research Associate and full professors are eligible. Criteria for this award include the quality of publications and the significance and impact of research. An individual may receive this award not more than once every four years. Award Amount: $500 Who Can Nominate: Faculty |
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| Outstanding Junior Faculty Research Only assistant professors are eligible. Criteria for this award include the quality of publications and the significance and impact of research. An individual may receive this award not more than once every four years. Award Amount: $500 Who Can Nominate: Faculty |
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| Faculty Mentor Award The Faculty Mentor Award is given annually to a tenure-track faculty member. The award recognizes the time and the effort that tenure-track faculty members spend in mentoring faculty and to appreciate mentors' service to the COC and computing communities. The award is given jointly by COC and the COC ADVANCE Professor Award Amount: $500 Who Can Nominate: Tenure-Track Faculty |
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| Outstanding Instructor For non-tenure track faculty. Some qualities to consider when making a nomination:
Award Amount: $500 Who Can Nominate: Faculty, Students |
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| Outstanding Staff in a Supervisory Position Nominee should have made significant achievements contributing to the fulfillment of the mission of the College and of Georgia Tech. An individual may receive this award not more than once every four years. Criteria may include:
Award Amount: $500 |
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| Outstanding Staff in a Non-Supervisory Position Nominee should have made significant achievements contributing to the fulfillment of the mission of the College and of Georgia Tech. An individual may receive this award not more than once every four years. Criteria may include:
Award Amount: $500 |
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| Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Assistant An individual Teaching Assistant may not receive this award more than once.
Award Amount: $500 |
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| Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant
An individual Teaching Assistant may not receive this award more than once.
Who Can Nominate: Faculty |
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Outstanding Undergraduate Research
Award Amount: $500 |
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| Outstanding Graduate Research Assistant
Award Amount: $500 |
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| MS Research Award
For outstanding research by an MS student. Award Amount: $500 |
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| Outstanding Freshman Based on GPA and demonstration of leadership through extracurricular activities. Award Amount: $500 |
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| Outstanding Sophomore Based on GPA and demonstration of leadership through extracurricular activities. Award Amount: $500 |
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| Outstanding Junior Based on GPA and demonstration of leadership through extracurricular activities. Award Amount: $500 |
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| Outstanding Senior Based on GPA and demonstration of leadership through extracurricular activities. Award Amount: $500 |
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| Outstanding Undergraduate Nominee should be a College of Computing major. Among criteria for this award are scholarly achievement, GPA and service to the CoC. Award Amount: $500 |
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| The Donald V. Jackson Fellowship In memory of Don Jackson, this award will support the Master’s program and be awarded to a well-rounded student who best embodies Don’s values. Award Amount: $1000 |
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| Marshall D. Williamson Fellowship In memory of Marshall D. Williamson, this award will support the Master’s program and be awarded to a well-rounded student who best embodies Marshall’s values. Award Amount: $1000 |
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| The Freeman Award This award is presented annually to a member of the College of Computing faculty who has demonstrated the entrepreneurial spirit for which the founding dean, Peter A. Freeman, was known. Award Amount: $2000 |
Selected by the Dean |
| The Dean’s Award This annual award is given to the person (or persons) in the College who, in the Dean’s opinion, represents the best of the College. It recognizes outstanding dedication to the College. Award Amount: $1000 |
Selected by the Dean |
| The Dave & Carrie Armento Scholarship Established by David D. Armento to be awarded to an African-American computer science major who is a resident of the State of Georgia. Award Amount: $1000 |
Selected by Student Services |
| The Bierne M. Prager Scholarship An undergraduate student that demonstrates financial need, preferably from Shelby County, Tennessee. Preference given to CS majors. May be renewed to the same student. Award Amount: $1000 |
Selected by the Financial Aid Office |
| The Raytheon Faculty Scholarship The College is seeking applications for the 2009-10 Raytheon E-Systems Faculty Fellowship interdisciplinary seed grant award. This award will be made to provide support for one half-time Graduate Research Assistant for the academic year (2009-10) who is co-advised by two CoC faculty members in different Schools. It is provided to foster innovative research and collaboration between the CoC Schools. The nomination should include the following:
Nominees may want to consider describing in general terms how the Fellowship funds will be used to foster cross-college collaboration. Nominations are due to the Associate Dean for Research (arkin@cc.gatech.edu) no later than March 1, 2009. Results will be announced at the College's Spring Awards Ceremony. |
Selected by the Dean |
