Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs & Provost
John Tate Awards for Excellence in Undergraduate Advising
2007 Award Winners
Back row from left to right: Kathy Evenson-McDermott (CSOM), Gary Cooper (CFANS), Sheryl Bolstad (CFANS), Sara Johnshon (CBS), Wanda Loerch (CDes) Front row from left to right: Kitty Jones (CEHD), Carole Ann Broad (CEHD), Mary Moga (CLA), Margaret Rodgers (CLA), Pamela Drake (IT), Ann Miller (CLA), and Vice Provost Craig Swan
The John Tate Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Advising is named in honor of John Tate, Professor of Physics and first Dean of University College (1930-41). The Tate Awards serve to recognize and reward high-quality academic advising. They call attention to the contribution academic advising makes to helping students formulate and achieve intellectual, career, and personal goals. By highlighting examples of outstanding advising, the Tate Awards identify professional models and celebrate the role that academic advising plays in the University’s educational mission.
- 2008 Award Winners (coming soon)
- Past Winners
- Guidelines and Forms