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    President’s Leadership Award

    2018-19 Winners

    Congratulations to the 2018-19 President's Leadership Award winners!

    Felix Sanchez

    Victor Nelson-Cisneros Diversity and Inclusion Award
    Felix Sanchez

    Nominated by Stephanie Wurtz, Assistant Vice President for Communications

    Jordan Travis Radke

    Jane Cauvel Cultivating Collaboration and Community-building Award
    Jordan Travis Radke

    Nominated by the staff of the Collaborative for Community Engagement

    Tomi-Ann Roberts

    Glenn Brooks Innovation and Courage Award
    Tomi-Ann Roberts

    Nominated by Bob Jacobs, Professor of Psychology and Anonymous

    Nomination Criteria and Eligibility

    Please nominate individuals or groups who exemplify CC’s leadership philosophy and have made outstanding contributions to the college in the previous year.

    Victor Nelson-Cisneros Diversity and Inclusion Award

    This awardee exemplifies the qualities of former Associate Dean of the College Victor Nelson-Cisneros in supporting diversity and inclusion on campus. See past winners.

    Do you know someone who makes a point of including diverse perspectives in meetings, conversations, and projects? Someone who is inclusive in planning for the future? Do you have a colleague who intentionally brings all of the right people to the table for decision-making and ensures those voices represent the college’s community? Submit a nomination.

    Glenn Brooks Innovation and Courage Award

    This awardee displays the courage and innovative qualities of former Dean of the College/Dean of the Faculty Glenn Brooks, who was one of the founders of the Block Plan. See past winners.

    Have you worked with a unit on campus whose members are creative and innovative in approaching their work? Do you work with a group that doesn’t assume business as usual is the best practice? A group who consistently thinks outside of the box and pursues excellence every day? Submit a nomination.

    Jane Cauvel Cultivating Collaboration and Community-building Award

    This awardee cultivates collaboration on campus and is a community-builder, as exemplified by Jane Cauvel, Professor of Philosophy Emeritus, and the college’s first ombudsperson. See past winners.

    Do you know someone who embodies the spirit of community building? Someone who builds and sustains bridges across units or between the faculty and staff? Do you know a team who uses collaboration as a foundational tool in their interactions with other units across campus? Submit a nomination.

    Selection Process, Deadlines, and Awards

    Awards will be made annually (by appropriate committees) and announced at the college’s Spring Conference in January.

    Winners will be featured on the CC website and will receive $2,500.

    The individuals who submit winning nominations will also be recognized.

    2019-20 Awards Timeline

    The 2020 winners will be announced at Spring Conference on January 24, 2020.

    For questions about the awards program or the nomination process, please contact Lyrae Williams.