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Staff Community Engagement

Community engagement (CE) is an integral part of the work of the University across all levels. Indeed, a commitment to community collaboration and mutually beneficial partnerships is enshrined in the University's mission statement in the University’s Strategic Plan.

 

Community Engaged Scholarhsip Award for SF State Staff and Student

Faculty, staff, and/or students may nominate staff or students for this award. An award of $250 will be presented to one SF State staff member and to one SF State student. Award recipients will be notified on Monday, April 1, 2013. The cash awards, available as Honoraria, will be presented at the Institute's annual Awards for Excellence event; awardees must attend.

Selection Criteria: Candidates should meet one or more of the following criteria:
• Demonstrates sustained contributions to community service above and beyond the normal expectations and has greatly benefitted community.
• Has developed partnerships, links, and/or programs between the University and outside organizations.
• Has enhanced the reputation of the University as one that is actively engaged with the region and the communities it serves.


Please click on the appropriate bulleted award category listed below for Nomination Guidelines and Requirements. The writable Recommendation Form can be downloaded here. NOMINATION DEADLINE: March 22
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pdf for CSL Learning PlanCommunity Engagement Award Guidelines

Staff Community Engagement Award
• Student Community Engagement Award


Brian Sharber
Brian Y. Sharber, last year's Staff Community Engagement awardee.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jefferson Award for Public Service Civic Engagement

This initiative recognizes individuals who make a difference on a daily basis in their local communities. The defining term is “Unsung Heroes.” These are ordinary people who do extraordinary things without expectation of recognition or award—service that may include unpaid volunteers as well as paid employees, as long as they are not regularly recognized in the media and are not self-promoters.

Faculty, staff, students, and/or community partners’ staff may nominate a faculty or staff member for this award each fall semester. One award of $250 will be granted to the winner. The funds will be distributed in the form of an Honorarium. The award recipient will be notified on Monday, April 1, 2113. The award will be presented at the Institute’s annual Awards for Excellence event. NOMINATION DEADLINE: March 22

pdf for CSL Learning PlanJefferson Award Guidelines


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