Libraries Faculty Award

NCSU Libraries announces the twenty-fourth annual North Carolina State University Libraries Faculty Award. The award is given to an NC State faculty member who has contributed consistently and notably to the accomplishment of the Libraries' mission, vision, and strategic initiatives. The award, established in commemoration of the library’s centennial year in 1989, enables the library to recognize faculty contributions.

Dr. Douglas S. Reeves, 2011 Faculty Award Winner

The Friends of the Library will present the award at its Fall Luncheon. This award is made possible by funding from the Friends of the Library.

The deadline for nominations is September 1, 2012.

Send nomination forms or any questions to:

John Vickery
Faculty Award Committee
NCSU Libraries
CB 7111
513-0344
john_vickery@ncsu.edu

How to nominate

• Download printable nomination form (pdf)
• Complete the form and provide a letter describing how the nominee meets the criteria listed below.
• Additional letters in support of a nomination are encouraged.

Eligibility

• NC State faculty member, except former recipients, is eligible to be nominated for this award.
• Library faculty are not eligible for nomination.

Nomination criteria

• Works actively and effectively to support the Libraries
• Promotes the role of the Libraries as an essential component of the university’s mission
• Works in partnership with library faculty and staff in teaching, research, and/or extension activities
• Promotes expanded access to information resources

The award includes:

• Honorary life membership in the Friends of the Library
• Name engraved on an NCSU Libraries Faculty Award plaque
• A special recognition certificate

NCSU Libraries Faculty Award Winners