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First Citizens Bank Scholars Medal

 

The First Citizens Bank Scholars Medal Committee is soliciting nominations for the 2010 award.  This award recognizes outstanding scholarship, creativity and/or research among senior full-time faculty members.  Each year the University with support from First Citizens Bank presents this award in order to recognize and foster the advancement and diffusion of knowledge and creative endeavors. 

 

Nominations must focus on the excellence and importance of sustained contributions in research and creative activities, including work done over a substantial period of time at UNC Charlotte.  Relevant research and creative activities include scientific discoveries, books, a series of related articles, novels, sculptures, or paintings.  The award, consisting of a cash prize, framed citation, and a medal, is presented annually at a ceremony and reception presided over by the Chancellor, other University officers, and officials of First Citizens Bank.

 

Nominations may be made by any UNC Charlotte faculty member.  These nominations should consist of the following:

  1. A letter of nomination clearly specifying the scholarly or creative accomplishments at UNC Charlotte and their significance.

  2. Three letters from professionals outside of UNC Charlotte who are qualified to evaluate the work of the nominee and provide an authoritative view.

  3. The letter of nomination should include a brief biography (two-three sentences) of each of the letter writers indicated in number 2, above.

  4. A current academic curriculum vitae for the nominee.

  5. Supportive documentation as necessary.

The letter of nomination and all supporting documentation should be sent no later than 5:00 p.m. on November 9, 2009, to:

 

The First Citizens Bank Scholars Medal Committee

The Graduate School

210 Cato Hall

 

Please direct any questions to Dr. Tom Reynolds, Dean of the Graduate School, at x7-7248 or tlreynol@uncc.edu.

 

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