Please consider nominating a POD colleague for the Spirit of
POD Award. The deadline for 2012 nominations is: Friday, September 28th
via WikiPODia.
This award recognizes POD members who make significant, long-lasting contributions to POD members, the organization as a whole, and the educational development profession. Recipients should reflect some combination of the attributes below, but may also contribute positively in other ways:
1. Serving the organization and its members through steady participation in POD in more than routine ways;
2. Sharing knowledge, experience, materials, ideas, and support freely with other POD members;
3. Exercising innovative leadership in the organization;
4. Exemplifying the philosophy, principles, and practices of POD, such as generosity of spirit, kindness, compassion, sincerity, and civility;
5. Contributing substantially to the profession of faculty, instructional and organizational development;
6. Being actively involved in POD for at least 10 years.
New this year, nominations will be taken through an online form found via the Spirit of POD Award WikiPODia site: https://sites.google.com/a/podnetwork.org/wikipodia/Home/pod-awards#spirit . Further details appear on the WikiPODia site. We are also asking that nominators solicit and include examples from other POD members as part of the nomination to demonstrate a convergence of evidence. Such solicitation should not be done via a public venue such as the POD listserv since the identity of any recipient is kept secret until the banquet at the annual conference. Given the nature of this award, self-nominations are not accepted.
Please send any questions to Donna Ellis, Spirit of POD Award subcommittee chair, at donnae@uwaterloo.cadonnae@uwaterloo.ca
>This award recognizes POD members who make significant, long-lasting contributions to POD members, the organization as a whole, and the educational development profession. Recipients should reflect some combination of the attributes below, but may also contribute positively in other ways:
1. Serving the organization and its members through steady participation in POD in more than routine ways;
2. Sharing knowledge, experience, materials, ideas, and support freely with other POD members;
3. Exercising innovative leadership in the organization;
4. Exemplifying the philosophy, principles, and practices of POD, such as generosity of spirit, kindness, compassion, sincerity, and civility;
5. Contributing substantially to the profession of faculty, instructional and organizational development;
6. Being actively involved in POD for at least 10 years.
New this year, nominations will be taken through an online form found via the Spirit of POD Award WikiPODia site: https://sites.google.com/a/podnetwork.org/wikipodia/Home/pod-awards#spirit . Further details appear on the WikiPODia site. We are also asking that nominators solicit and include examples from other POD members as part of the nomination to demonstrate a convergence of evidence. Such solicitation should not be done via a public venue such as the POD listserv since the identity of any recipient is kept secret until the banquet at the annual conference. Given the nature of this award, self-nominations are not accepted.
Please send any questions to Donna Ellis, Spirit of POD Award subcommittee chair, at donnae@uwaterloo.ca
Thank you,
The Spirit of POD Award subcommittee members
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Donna Ellis, MA, PhD (ABD)
Director, Centre for Teaching Excellence (CTE), EV1 320 & Doctoral Candidate, Management Sciences University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada N2L 3G1
phone: 519-888-4567 Ext. 35713 fax: 519-888-9806
email: donnae@uwaterloo.ca URL: http://cte.uwaterloo.ca<http://cte.uwaterloo.ca/
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