January 29th, 2018
A call for nominations for the 2018 Vice-Chancellor’s Medal is now underway.
The medal is awarded for exceptional achievement by staff or students. Any current member of staff or current student at any of the University’s campuses in China, Malaysia or the UK may be nominated.
Criteria for the award of the medal:
Examples of exceptional achievement by staff include sporting success, leadership of a community project, exceptional service as a school governor, innovation in service delivery, notable curricular innovation or significant research impact of some kind.
Student exceptional achievement could include contributions to Hall or JCR, sporting club, student society, other Students’ Union activities or representation, volunteering in the community, as a student ambassador, student caller, fundraising, or some other activity within a School.
Note though these are just examples and not intended to limit the grounds on which someone might be proposed for an award.
Nomination and selection process:
The nomination and selection process for this year is as follows:
Nomination Process:
Each nomination must include the following information:
A brief form is attached here for your use.
Nominations should be submitted to the Registrar via Maria Donoghue no later than Thursday 29 March 2018.
It is expected that only a small number of Vice-Chancellor’s Medals will be presented in any year making this a very special award for University of Nottingham staff and students. Resubmissions in subsequent years will be accepted.
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