Faculty and Staff Awards
To view 2019 Awards and Nomination Information, click here.
Past Award Winners
University College Distinguished Faculty Award
This award is open to any full-time, permanent faculty member in University College.
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Previous Award Recipients
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YearRecipient
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2018Nyasha GuramatunhuCooper
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2017Hillary Steiner
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University College Staff Award for Customer Service
These awards are open to any full-time, permanent staff member in University College.
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Previous Award Recipients
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YearRecipient
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2018Judy Barnes
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University College Staff Award for Innovation and Impact
These awards are open to any full-time, permanent staff member in University College.
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Previous Award Recipients
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YearRecipient
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2018Marie Powell
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KSU Outstanding Part-Time Faculty (from University College)
This award is open to any part-time teaching faculty with a minimum of two complete years of service at KSU.
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Previous Award Recipients
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YearRecipient
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2018Emily Hein-Warren
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2017Kecia Jones
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2016Steve Miller
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2015Larry A.D. Byrnes
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Previous University College Award Recipients
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University College Faculty Development Award
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YearRecipient
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2016Linda Lyons
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2015Jennifer Purcell
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2014
Stephanie Foote
Richard Mosholder
Heather Scott -
2013Hillary Steiner
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2012Stephanie Foote
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University College Staff Development Award
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YearRecipient
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2016
Paulette Black
Antwuan Holloway -
2015
Robert Jordan
Tyler Pede
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UC Fellowship Program for Inclusive Engagement
To enhance our efforts toward understanding and promoting inclusiveness, University College has created a biennial Fellowship Program providing incentives and opportunities for UC colleagues to develop and deliver specific projects, initiatives, or research-based scholarship aimed to raise awareness, foster engagement, and/or encourage discussion regarding the college’s diversity priority areas. This opportunity is open to all University College full-time employees. To apply or view more information, click here.
Perspectives on Global Issues Workshop (from University College)
One teaching faculty from each degree-granting college will be selected to participate in an active-learning, globally-focused, inter-cultural, academic-practitioner workshop. The purpose of the workshop is to expand faculty understanding of, and engagement in, broad topical policy debates and discussions occurring in the world today, thereby providing them with an additional foundation for bringing these themes back to the campuses of KSU and extending the engagement to our students and surrounding communities.
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Previous Participants
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YearParticipant
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2017
Jennifer Purcell
Deborah Smith -
2016
Nyasha GuramatunhuCooper
Shelbee NguyenVoges
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