2008 Citizen Leader Awards
Nominations are due by February 15, 2008 by 5:00 p.m.
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Do you know a student, student organization, student employee, and/or a faculty/staff member who embodies the qualities of a citizen leader?  If so, nominate that individual or group for a Citizen Leader Award!

Not sure which nominate is appropriate for your nominee? 
Click here for award descriptions.

Click on the links below to submit nominations for a Citizen Leader Award:
Student
Student Organization
Advisor of a Student Organization
Faculty/Staff Member
Student Employee of the Year
Student Employee Supervisor of the Year
 

Information Sheets

Have you been nominated for a Citizen Leader Award?
Click below to submit your information sheet.

Student
Faculty/Staff Member and/or an Organization Advisor
Student Group or Organization
Student Employee
Student Employee Supervisor
 

2007 Citizen Leader Award Recipients

2007 Emerging Leader Award  A first-year student who has demonstrated in some way the following citizen leader virtues:  honor, embracing diversity, empathy, generosity, teamwork, and social responsibility.

Marcia Biddle          Ashley Jarrett          Topaz Matthews          Michelle Owen
Joana Pineda          Caitlin Revene         Matthew Walker         

2007 Honor and Integrity Award  A student who has demonstrated in a meaningful and purposeful way one of the following character traits:  honesty, integrity, compassion, and cooperation.

Kelly Baker
Tyler Sinsabaugh
    

2007 Significant Service Award  A student and/or organization whose behavior embraces civic responsibility and service to the community on a local, regional, national, and global level.  These individuals have given of their time, talents, and efforts to contribute to the common good.

Veronica March

2007 Joan of Arc Visionary Leadership Award  A student who envisions and strives in his or her own unique way to achieve a future community of citizen leaders working for the common good of society.

Whitney Dunlap-Fowler
Emily Grove

2007 Rotunda Awards for Community Building  A student whose behavior embodies respect and consideration for others, understanding and celebration of difference and illustrates this behavior by bringing together students and/or an organization to serve Longwood's and/or the greater community.

Holly Davis
Tung Phan

2007 Citizen Leader Awards  A student who has demonstrated all of the virtues of honor, embracing diversity, empathy, generosity, teamwork, and social responsibility.

Dustin Dwyer          Erica Fitchett              Lauren Kennedy
Kathe Krumuch      Stefanie Mancuso     Joe Patterson
Brian Raska             Josh Rolfe                  Madison Stevens
Keith Taylor            Amber Wilkinson        Jennifer Wine
Andrew Franklin    Adria Goldman            Erin Walsh

2007 Most Improved Student Organization Award  A student organization that has made significant strides towards achieving their goals/mission.

Alternative Spring Break
Night Walkers
Order of Omega
The Rotunda

2007 Longwood Spirit Organization Award  A student organization that embodies the legacies of Longwood and strives to continue those traditions in the spirit of the institution.
 
Ambassadors

2007 Citizen Leader Student Organization Award  A student organization that understands and embodies the virtues of honor, embracing diversity, empathy, generosity, teamwork, and social responsibility.

SGA
Theta Chi

2007 Outstanding Student Organization Advisor Award  A faculty or staff member that a student organization feels best guides them in their mission of the organization while promoting the ideals of citizen leadership.

Matt Kitchie
Jonnelle Davis
Charnita Reamon
Susan Sulivan
Maureen Walls-McKay

2007 Matt Burton Award  A member of the WLCX 91.3 FM radio staff that has devoted his or her time and energy to the benefit of the radio station.
 
Liz Chenery 

2007 Longwood Dining Services Award

Libby Gordon
David Pfister
Whitney Belvin
Lauren Taylor
Brandon Jones
Brittney Gray
Courtney Muddiman
Alexandra Waefler    

2007 Most Contributions to Commuter Life Award The candidate for this award is a commuter who has contributed to the overall quality of life for other commuter students.

Leslie Weeks

2007 Most Contributions to Residence Life Award  The candidate for this award is a residential student who has contributed to the overall quality of life for other residential students.

Darian Batten

2007 Most Promising New Residential Student  The candidate for this award is a NEW residential student who has contributed to the overall quality of life for other residential students.
Autumn Richardson

2007 Most Promising New Commuter Student  The candidate for this award is a NEW commuter student who has contributed to the overall quality of life for other commuter students.
Anthony Rose

2007 Princeps Distinguished Leader Award

Phineas Dowling

2007 Distinguished Contributions Awards  A student who has consistently made positive contributions to the Longwood community during their time at Longwood.

Caitlin Dineen
Phineas Dowling
Valerie John
Jessica Laffoon
Naomi Pearson
Kathryn Womack

2007 Phyllis Mable Award for Outstanding Contributions to Longwood 

Stefanie Johnson

2007 Faculty/Staff Citizen Leader Award  The candidate for this award exemplifies true citizen leadership by demonstrating virtues such as honor, embracing diversity, empathy, generosity, teamwork, social responsibility, and dedication to the common good.
 
Lisa Burns
Todd Dyer
Alix Fink
Lee Friedman
Pam Tracy
 

2007 Student Employee of the Year- Charde Ferguson
2007 Student Employee of the Year- Runner Up- Paul Nelson
2007 Supervisor of the Year- Pat Payne
 

See past year's winners-

2005-2006 Award Recipients

2004-2005 Award Recipients

2003-2004 Award Recipients

2001-2002 Award Recipients
 

"John Gardner, Stanford professor, former secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare, and founding Common Cause, has written that there are four moral goals of leadership:

• Releasing human potential

• Balancing the needs of the individual and the community

• Defending the fundamental values of the community

• Instilling in individuals a sense of initiative and responsibility    

Attending to these goals will always direct your eyes to higher purposes.  As you work to become all you can be, you start to let go of your petty self-interests.  As you give back what you have been given, you can reconstruct your communities.  As you serve the values of freedom, justice, equality, caring, and dignity, you can constantly renew the foundations of democracy.  As each of us takes individual responsibility for creating the world of our dreams, we can participate in leading."

         - James M. Kouzes and Barry Z. Posner, The Leadership Challenge