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CAREER ACHIEVEMENT AWARD COMMITTEE

The Career Achievement Award Committee should be composed of two tenured faculty members from each of the five academic colleges. The faculty members must hold the rank of professor or associate professor. Members will serve two-year staggered terms. In addition, one representative chosen by the Executive Vice President and Provost from among the academic college deans (including the deans of the Honors College and the College of Graduate Studies) will serve on an annual basis.

Charge
The Career Achievement Award Committee, working with an MTSU Foundation selection committee, will select a faculty member to receive the University’s Career Achievement Award. The committee, in conjunction with the Office of Executive Vice President and Provost, will solicit nominations of faculty and, based on data submitted by the nominees, select the names of three finalists to forward to the MTSU Foundation selection committee. Three members of the Career Achievement Award Committee will be elected by the members of that committee to meet with the Foundation president and vice president. These five people will compose the Foundation Selection Committee that will make the final choice of the award recipient from among the three recommended candidates.

The Career Achievement Award Committee will implement the selection procedures and apply the award criteria approved by the President that are contained in the “Report of the Lifetime Achievement Award Committee of April 26, 2000.” Any changes in the criteria for the award will require the approval of the Executive Vice President and Provost and the President.

Members
2 Tenured Faculty (Professor or Associate Professor) - Each Undergraduate College:
Mary Enderson, CBAS/Mathematical Science, 2008-2010
Bichaka Fayissa, Business/Economics & Finance, 2008-2010
Alyson Bass, Education/Elementary & Special Ed, 2008-2010
Kevin Smith, Liberal Arts/Sociology/Anthropology, 2008-2010
Charles Dahan, Mass Com/Recording Industry Management, 2009-2010
Andrew Worsey, CBAS/Mathematical Science, 2009-2011
Mirza Murtaza, Business/Computer Information Systems, 2009-2011
Mary Ellen Fromuth, Education/Psychology, 2009-2011
Carl Ostrowski, Liberal Arts/English, 2009-2011
David Otts, Academic Enrichment, 2009-2011
Roy Moore, Academic Dean, Mass Communication, 2009-2010

For more information, see Career Achievement Award page.

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