RIC Faculty Appreciation Nomination Application 2013-2014
Students are invited to nominate a University of Arkansas faculty member for the Associated Student Government and Resident’s Interhall Congress Faculty Appreciation Award.
“This is a great way to show our appreciation for our wonderful professors and thank them for the difference they have made in our academic careers,” said Case O’Grady, ASG director of special events/
The application for the Faculty Appreciation Award can be found at asg.uark.edu and is due February 28, 2014 by noon. This award is open to all University of Arkansas-Fayetteville full-time faculty. Nominators must be enrolled in at least one credit hour at the University of Arkansas.
"Recognition is important. It is a great way to show a person that they are doing a great job and to keep it up.” said Shauntell Mathis, Director of Leadership Development for the Residents' Interhall Congress.
Any questions should be referred to Casey O’Grady at cmogrady@uark.edu or Shauntell Mathis, RIC Director of Leadership Development, riclead@uark.edu. All information must be accurate and complete, or your application will not be processed.
Contacts
Shauntell Mathis, RIC Director of Leadership Development
Resident's Interhall Congress
479-718-2384,
riclead@uark.edu
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