Outstanding Contribution Award

This award recognizes outstanding contribution to higher education. The contribution can take many forms; for example,

1. the advancement of knowledge or good practice in a particular field (e.g. taxation, investments, procurement, HR, etc.);
2. exceptional volunteerism to CAUBO;
3. exceptional involvement in a local, regional, national or professional association. There is no requirement for explicit linkage to CAUBO activities although the individual must have demonstrated support for CAUBO.

Criteria:

1. the individual is perceived by peers as a higher education specialist in his or her field (i.e. people turn to this individual for assistance, interpretations, etc); OR
2. the individual has carried out research and made a presentation on an issue of importance (i.e. local, regional, national, or professional) which served as foundation for change/strategic direction; OR
3. the individual led a major initiative within her/her university which is considered a best practice by other universities; the individual has presented the initiative at a higher education administration forum; OR
4. the individual has contributed above-average time, effort, energy to CAUBO and its activities
5. AND the individual has demonstrated support for CAUBO and its goals.

Up to three awards per year

2011 Darry Boyce Carleton University Read more...	2011 Martin Coutts University of Alberta Read more...
2010 Mark Britt University of Toronto Read more...	2010 Matthew Nowakowski Université de Montréal Read more...
2010 Sheila Brown University of Toronto Read more...	2009 Laura Kennedy University of Saskatchewan Read more...
2009 Nancy Walker The University of Lethbridge Read more...	2009 Pierre Beaulé Université du Québec à Montréal Read more...
2008 Pierre Piché University of Toronto Read more...	2008 Ray Williamson Western University Read more...
2008 Steven Dantzer University of Calgary Read more...