This award annually recognizes RIT faculty and staff members for their contributions to NTID. It is the highest honorific given by the college of NTID.

Guidelines, Nomination and Selection of Award Recipient

Nominations should include individuals who have made consistent and exceptional contributions to the goals of NTID and to the quality of life among students and colleagues. Ideally, these contributions have been made in a "quiet" way and have not yet been publicly recognized. Nominated individuals should have a minimum of seven years of employment at RIT.

Nominations are open to the NTID community; however, any RIT employee is eligible. A review committee screens the nominations and makes recommendations to the NTID President, who then selects the final award recipient.

Application Process and Deadline

Nominations should be sent to the NTID President's Office

Presentation of Award

The award is presented at either the fall or spring semi-annual meeting of the NAG. The awardee receives a certificate, and their name is placed on the Zollo sculpture maquette that is permanently displayed just outside of the Dyer Arts Center on the first floor of Lyndon B. Johnson Hall.

Questions

For more information or to answer questions about the award, eligibility, and the application process, please contact Lin Hoke, Assistant to the NTID President, at lhoke@ntid.rit.edu or at 585-475-6317 (V/TTY).

This award annually recognizes an individual who best exemplified the role of an interpreter and performed their duties with passion and enthusiasm. Awardees have exhibited outstanding service within the NTID and RIT community. These individuals show an interest in or concern for the welfare of others; who inspire and care; who make a difference in the community.

Guidelines, Nomination and Selection of Award Recipients

Each year in the fall quarter, the NTID Student Assembly (NSA) elects members to its annual Awards Committee, which includes students, faculty and staff. A committee chair is also elected. Community awareness of the awards process begins in winter quarter. Award nominations are accepted in the spring quarter from persons other than the nominee. The nominations are reviewed and a winner is selected by the NSC Awards Committee two weeks prior to the annual NTID Awards Banquet.

Application Process and Deadline

Beginning eight weeks prior to the date of the annual NTID Awards Banquet, nominations may be submitted up to four weeks prior to the banquet. Nominations are accepted either in hard copy or electronic format and should be a one-page explanation of why the candidate is being nominated.

Presentation of Award

The awardee is honored and presented with a plaque at the annual NTID Awards Banquet hosted by the NTID Student Congress (NSC).

Questions

For further information about the award, eligibility, and the application process, please contact:

Dan Millikin
Director, NTID Student Life Team
dpmnsl@rit.edu
CSD/SDC-1213

This award annually recognizes two faculty and staff members-one male and one female-who have exhibited outstanding service within the NTID and RIT community. These individuals show an interest in or concern for the welfare of others; who inspire and care; who make a difference in the community.

Guidelines, Nomination and Selection of Award Recipients

Each year in the fall quarter, the NTID Student Assembly (NSA) elects members to its annual Awards Committee, which includes students, faculty and staff. A committee chair is also elected. Community awareness of the awards process begins in winter quarter. Award nominations are accepted in the spring quarter from persons other than the nominee. The nominations are reviewed and winners are selected by the NSC Awards Committee two weeks prior to the annual NTID Awards Banquet.

Application Process and Deadline

Beginning eight weeks prior to the date of the annual NTID Awards Banquet, nominations may be submitted up to four weeks prior to the banquet. Nominations are accepted either in hard copy or electronic format and should be a one-page explanation of why the candidate is being nominated.

Presentation of Award

Each of the two awardees are honored and presented with a plaque at the annual NTID Awards Banquet hosted by the NTID Student Congress (NSC).

Questions

For further information about the award, eligibility, and the application process, please contact:

Dan Millikin
Director, NTID Student Life Team
dpmnsl@rit.edu
CSD/SDC-1213

For more information about the Eisenhart Award for Outstanding Teaching, visit http://www.rit.edu/eisenhart

Paula Grcevic 2005-2006 1991-1992	Patricia Durr 2003-2004
Sidney L. McQuay 2000-2001	Sidney Barefoot 1999-2000
James Mallory 1998-1999	Mary Louise Basile 1997-1998
Donald Beil 1996-1997	Lynette Finton 1995-1996
Joan Carr 1994-1995	Marilyn Mitchell 1993-1994
Lorna Mittelman 1992-1993	Robert Keiffer 1989-1990
Paul Peterson 1988-1989	Maris Shustorovich 1986-1987
Peter Haggerty 1985-1986	Roxanna B. Nielsen 1984-1985
Donna Gustina Pocobello 1983-1984	Harry G. Lang 1982-1983
Jack Slutzky 1981-1982	Beverly J. Price 1980-1981
Julie J. Cammeron 1978-1979	Edward L. Scouten 1977-1978
Loy Golladay 1975-1976	Robert F. Panara 1974-1975

For more information about the Isaac L. Jordan, Sr. Faculty and Staff Pluralism Awards, click here.

Catherine Clark 2011-2012

For more information on the Richard and Virginia Eisenhart Provost's Award for Excellence in Teaching, visit http://www.rit.edu/eisenhart

Peter Hauser 2004-2005	Todd Pagano 2004-2005
Reed Gershwind 1991-1992

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Marc Marschark 2009-2010	Michael Stinson 2008-2009
Harry Lang 2005-2006