OFFICE MANAGING THE AWARD PROCESS: Counseling and Advising, Office of Academic Programs
DATE OF ANNOUNCEMENT: Late February
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION: Mid March
ELIGIBILITY: Nominees must be academic advisors of CALS undergraduates.
SPECIFICS: The Donald C. Burgett Distinguished Advisor Award recognizes excellence in undergraduate advising. A small stipend is attached to the award.
After 28 years of service, Donald C. Burgett retired as CALS’ Director of Student Services in September 1995. Don had an outstanding career working with and counseling students. He also coordinated the CALS faculty advising program, designed efficient and successful academic programs made academic programs work, skillfully handled the Academic Petitions Committee, and excelled in all other aspects of his position. The award is named in Don's honor. This award is considered prestigious by the faculty, because it is awarded by students.
PRESENTED AT: Dean's Awards Reception
Previous Awardees of The Donald C. Burgett Distinguished Advisor Award Since 1995
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1995 |
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Thomas W. Scott, Soil, Crop and Atmospheric Sciences |
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1996 |
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Dale A. Grossman, Agricultural, Resource, and Managerial Economics |
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1997 |
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Brian O. Earle, Communication |
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1998 |
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Gene A. German, Agricultural, Resource, and Managerial Economics |
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1999 |
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Margaret J. Hubbert, Agricultural, Resource, and Managerial Economics |
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2000 |
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Alice N. Pell, Animal Science |
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2001 |
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Deborah H. Streeter, Applied Economics and Management |
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2002 |
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Cindy van Es, Applied Economics and Management |
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2003 |
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James A. Bartsch, Biological and Environmental Engineering |
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2004 |
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W. Bruce Currie, Animal Science |
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2005 |
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Toni M. Russo, Communication |
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2006 |
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Debbie J. Cherney, Animal Science |
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2007 |
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Debra J. Perosio, Applied Economics and Management |
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2008 |
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Brian F. Chabot, Biology & Society |
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2009 |
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Antonio DiTommaso, Crop and Soil Sciences |
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2010 |
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Andrew M. Novakovic, Applied Economics and Management |
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2011 |
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John E. Little, The Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management |
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2012 |
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Michael E. Van Amburgh, Animal Science |