The deadline for Presidential Awards submission is October 9, 2015 at 5:00 p.m.
Please visit the Presidential Awards webpage for more information.
Tag Archives: Presidential Award
Interdisciplinary Research: 3D Printing and Successful Collaborations
Cumming, 262
Dahlonega, LTC 162 (Video Teleconference launch site)
Gainesville, Nesbitt 5105
Oconee, 564
Facilitated By: Alison Alhadeff, Terrie Millard, Jon Mehlferber
Come hear how the UNG 2013 Presidential Innovation Award funded our research on 3D printing and enabled significant opportunities for teaching and discovery for not only us, but also for all of the students. Eight students (seven graduate students and one undergraduate student) were extensively involved in the research.
This project provides a model for how other interdisciplinary research could be designed.
To register for the workshop above, please fill out this *Workshop Registration
form or email rsvp.ctll@ung.edu.
Ireland, Wales, and the First World War: History, Myth and Cultural Memory – Presidential Award Presentation
Dahlonega | Barnes Hall | 315
Facilitated by Austin Riede
Riede will discuss historical and literary perspectives regarding World War I that he and others presented at an interdisciplinary conference. His research on W.B. Yeats’s elegiac poetry was supported by a Presidential award, so he’ll also share his approach to writing an effective application.
Faculty-Staff Award Ceremonies – Dahlonega
Dahlonega | Dining Hall Banquet Room
Many outstanding faculty and staff members will be recognized for their achievements, and the 2014 Presidential Awards will be presented.
Faculty-Staff Award Ceremonies – Oconee
Oconee | Room 522
Many outstanding faculty and staff members will be recognized for their achievements, and the 2014 Presidential Awards will be presented.
Presidential Award Nomination Due
President Jacobs announced three initiatives that will provide extraordinary institutional support for faculty and staff development and innovation.
Presidential Summer Scholars Award
Presidential Semester Scholars Award
Presidential Innovation Award
The Presidential Awards are managed by Associate Provost Maryellen Cosgrove. See the Presidential Awards Page for further information.
The Power of Narrative — Dahlonega (Presidential Award Winner)
Dr. Tanya Bennett, Department of English, presents on The Power of Narrative as a tool of self-discovery and self-determination.
Dr. Bennett’s Pecha Kucha presentation on Narrative originated with her attendance at the International Conference on Narrative in March 2014, funded by a Presidential Award. She can also answer questions about how to write an effective application for a Presidential Award.
If you are interested in attending this event, please fill out this *Workshop Registration form or email rsvp.ctll@ung.edu.