Rising Titan (Student) Award Evaluation Criteria
General Guidelines
- Will be a junior or senior at the time of the next awards dinner (homecoming weekend)
- Is in good academic standing with the college (will be verified with Student Affairs)
- Is being nominated by a current faculty, staff, administrator, an alumnus, or a fellow student
Outstanding Leadership While at College
- Spearheads programs and/or events as a student leader and organizer
- Participates as an on-campus volunteer
- Represents the college at local or national events and programs
- Is knowledgeable about the programs and offerings of the College and advocates on behalf of them
- Consistently supports the institution through responsible tuition payments
- Serves as a role model to other students
- Enthusiastic and positive engagement at events
- Willingness to engage other students to connect with the College and will have the likelihood of continuing this behavior after graduation
- Showcases their college pride in their personal and professional life
Outstanding Leadership on Behalf of their Community
- Participates in their community as a leader, locally or at home
- Offers their skills and expertise to the greater community
- Institutes programs that enhance or continues positive growth in their local community
- Offers quality service to their peers, neighbors, and fellow students
Potential for Alumni Growth
- Showcases the ability to influence peers in terms of alumni involvement after graduation
- Identifies a vested interest in alumni connections and relationships
- Values our alumni community and attempts to engage or interact with them frequently
The Alumni Council Nominations Committee enacts a points-based system to evaluate nominees using the criteria listed above. To best support your nomination, please make an effort to address these areas in your narrative.