Jean’ne M. Shreeve NSF EPSCoR Research Excellence Award
Due Date:
Friday, October 18, 2019 at 6:00 p.m. Mountain Time
Summary:
The Award recognizes the accomplishments of faculty members at Boise State University, Idaho State University, the University of Idaho or other state institutions of higher education who have previously been active participants in the NSF EPSCoR program. It highlights the substantial value of the NSF EPSCoR program to the State of Idaho, as well as the individual accomplishments of the recipient. The award may recognize a single significant contribution or an accumulation of significant contributions that have received national or international recognition.
Award Includes:
A plaque, $5,000 paid directly to the recipient, and potential additional research funding (also paid directly to the recipient, or paid directly to a vendor).
Eligibility Requirements:
- Hold the rank of tenured associate professor or tenured full professor
- Have a research career that was clearly advanced by NSF EPSCoR
- Have an outstanding publication record as author or co-author in refereed international journals
- Be engaged in ongoing externally supported competitive research program(s) which involve students and/or postdoctoral coworkers
How to Apply:
Email Nomination Materials to Rick Schumaker (rschumak@uidaho.edu)
- A letter of nomination that describes the nominee’s scholarly or creative accomplishments, the role played by NSF EPSCoR, the body of work to be recognized, the significance of the work, and the mentoring of co-workers to careers in subjects of related fields (3 page max)
- Two letters of support from internationally acclaimed practitioners (from institutions other than their own) in a field who can speak knowledgeably of the nominee’s contributions to the national research agenda (2 page max, each)
- Up to three letters from former or current co-workers describing the nominee’s excellence as a collaborator, mentor and/or professional in the discipline (2 page max, each)
- Full curriculum vitae
Due Date:
Friday, October 18, 2019 at 6:00 p.m. Mountain Time