Excellence in Faculty Service
Nominees for the SUNY Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Faculty Service must demonstrate consistently superior service.
Eligible contributions may occur in a variety of venues including service to the:
- Campus
- State University
- Local community or contributions at the regional, state, national or international levels
- Discipline or disciplinary professional organizations and societies
- Leadership in local or system-wide faculty governance
Nominations must include positive evidence of outstanding achievement and skill in providing leadership; outreach; or other extraordinary service to the University, community, or the nominee’s professional organization. The scope of the service must extend over multiple years. A summary of accomplishments (limited to a maximum of 5 pages) and a curriculum vitae (CV) are required for nominations.
Eligibility
Nominees must be full-time teaching, tenured, or tenure-track faculty. Nominees may hold any academic rank; however, they must have completed at least three years of full-time service on campus prior to the year of nomination.
Recipients of an Excellence Award may not, at any time, be re-nominated for an award in the same category; and they may not be nominated for another Excellence Award in any other category within a 10-year period. Posthumous nominations are ineligible. Other exclusions can be found in the Call for Nominations.
- Office Managing the Award Process: Office of Academic Programs with Deans and Directors. Information received from Provost's Office, SUNY Albany.
- Date of Announcement: Late November
- Deadline for Submission: Nomination Memo - November. Final Dossier – Mid to late January.
- Presented at: Dean's Awards Ceremony, Summer
Previous Awardees of The SUNY Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Faculty Service Since 2004
Year | Awardee |
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2004 | Brian F. Chabot, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology |
2005 | Daniel J. Decker, Natural Resources |
2006 | W. Ronnie Coffman, Plant Breeding and Genetics, and International Programs |
2007 | Norman R. Scott, Biological and Environmental Service |
2008 | Maureen R. Hanson, Plant Biology and Molecular Biology and Genetics |
2009 | David L. Brown, Development Sociology |
2010 | Geraldine K. Gay, Communication |
2012 | William E. Fry, Plant Pathology and Plant-Microbe Biology |
2013 | Susan K. Brown, Horticulture |
2014 | Marvin P. Pritts, Horticulture |
2015 | Mark Sorrells, SIPS - Plant Breeding and Genetics |
2016 | William L. Crepet, SIPS - Plant Biology |
2017 | Katherine A. McComas, Communication |
2018 | Jeffrey Doyle, Plant Breeding and Genetics Section of SIPS |
2019 | Shorna Allred, Natural Resources |
2020 | Bruce Lewenstein, Communication |