USD Calls for 'Remarkable Leaders in Education' Award Nominations

The School of Leadership and Education Sciences (SOLES) at the University of San Diego is calling for nominations by community members for those whose careers as educations, counselors, advocates, administrators, elected officials, and community leaders are deemed extraordinary and outstanding in their contributions to the field of education.

Organized by SOLES, Remarkable Leaders in Education serves as an annual opportunity to honor legendary contributions to the field of education made by individuals from San Diego and Imperial counties.

As a lasting tribute to the inductees’ achievements, their stories and portraits are permanently displayed at Mother Rosalie Hill Hall. The stories of the Remarkable Leaders in Education serve as an inspiration to SOLES faculty, staff, students and alumni and a reminder of the importance of service, innovation and vision in the field of education.

We are inviting you to submit a nomination for the 2011 Remarkable Leaders in Education honors.

Our deadline for submissions of nominations is Friday, April 29, 2011. Nominations must be submitted electronically.

We expect to notify the 2011 honorees by the end of May 2011. This year’s event is scheduled for October 22, 2011. We invite you to mark your calendars in advance.

Past honorees include:

2007:

•Roger Revelle, Ph.D.
•Cherrie Sevick
•Hector Lopez, Ph.D.
•Ellen Browning Scripps
•Tom Watts
•Mary Catherine Swanson
2008:

•Roger Revelle, Ph.D.
•Cherrie Sevick
•Hector Lopez, Ph.D.
•Ellen Browning Scripps
•Tom Watts
•Mary Catherine Swanson
2009:

•John D. Anderson
•Constance Carroll, Ph.D.
•Robert Fellmeth, J.D.
•Barbara MacNeil, Ed.D.
•Dorothy L.W. Smith, Ed.D.
2010:

•Mary Searcy Bixby
•Patricia Cegelka, Ed.D.
•Reverend VahacMardirosian
•Judy McDonald
•Bertha O. Pendleton, Ed.D.

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