Nomination Process

Nomination Process for the Outstanding Research and Scholarship Award

91�ֿ� faculty, students, staff and alumni may nominate someone for an Outstanding Research and Scholarship Award.
Individuals may nominate only one candidate.
Faculty members may self-nominate.
Nominations should be made using .
All full-time tenure-track and non-tenure track faculty members are eligible for an Outstanding Research and Scholarship Award.
Nominees have the option of accepting or rejecting their nomination.
After the nomination is accepted, nominees are asked to provide a one-page research statement and their CVs.

91�ֿ� faculty, students, staff and alumni may nominate someone for an Outstanding New Faculty Research and Scholarship Award.
Eligible nominees must be within 7 years of becoming an assistant professor (if a faculty member spent 5 years at another institution and are now in their 3rd year at Kent, they would not be eligible).
A nominee cannot be recommended for both the Outstanding New Faculty Research and Scholarship Award and the Outstanding Research and Scholarship Award.
Individuals may nominate only one candidate.
Faculty members may self-nominate.
Nominations should be made using .
All full-time tenure-track and non-tenure track faculty members are eligible for an Outstanding New Faculty Research and Scholarship Award.
Nominees have the option of accepting or rejecting their nomination.
After the nomination is accepted, nominees are asked to provide a one-page research statement and their CVs.