Go to the ICAA Mentor Award Nomination Form.
 
In an effort to recognize and honor the work being done by the college advancement professionals of ICAA, a Mentor Award has been established. The first award was presented at the 2002 summer conference.

The ICAA Ernest A. Sheetz Mentor Award recognizes an advancement professional who has displayed outstanding mentoring skills. The winner will be recognized at the summer conference recognition dinner.


Eligibility

* Any full-time professional at an ICAA member institution.

* Candidates may be nominated by a co-worker who they have mentored within their own institution or by a colleague at another institution, i.e. mentoring does not have to occur between two employees of the same institution.

* Candidates may be nominated by an individual who has had the opportunity to work with a colleague that the candidate has mentored. For example, John hires Beth as a new employee. Beth was trained by Sally at another institution and John is grateful that Beth is such a great self-starter. John nominates Sally for this award because he credits Sally for mentoring Beth and helping her grow professionally.

Please submit all nominations by May 31 of each academic year.


Past Recipients

2002: Paul Ditlevson, Director of Legacy Estate Programs, Ashland University
2003: Louise Scott, Director of Advancement Services, Baldwin-Wallace College
2004: Edward Leonard, Vice President for College Advancement, Wilmington College
2005: Michael Ferin, Vice President for Institutional Advancement, University of Indianapolis
2006: Richard Fletcher, Vice President for Advancement, Baldwin-Wallace College
2007: Paul Chewning, President, West Virginia Independent Colleges and Universities, Inc.
2008: George Richard, Assistant Vice President of College Relations, Baldwin-Wallace College
2009: Tanya Shelton, Vice President for Advancement, Alderson-Broaddus College.
 

 
Go to the ICAA Newcomer Award Nomination Form.
 
In an effort to recognize and honor the work being done by the college advancement professionals of ICAA, a Newcomer Award has been established. The first award was presented at the 2002 summer conference.

The ICAA Newcomer Award recognizes a new advancement professional who has made a significant contribution within his/her specific functional area. Nominations will be judged on new initiatives, successful events or improvements to existing programs. The winner will be recognized at the summer conference recognition dinner.


Eligibility

* Any full-time professional at an ICAA member institution with three years of experience or less in the advancement profession.

* Any full-time professional who has moved into a new functional area of advancement within the past three years.

* Applications may be self-nominated.

* A co-worker or colleague can also make nominations.

* All nominations must be supported/verified by a direct supervisor.

Please submit all nominations by May 31 of each academic year.


Past Recipients

2002: Patricia Donahey, Communications/PR Officer, Pontifical College Josephinum
2003: Jan Blohm, Director of Annual Giving, Wilmington College
2004: Michael Kaltenmark, Associate Director of Development for Annual Giving, Butler University
2005: Amy Lewis, Associate Director of The Capital Fund, Capital University
2006: Candace Ott, Associate Director of Annual Giving, Ohio Wesleyan University
2008: Josh Smith, Advancement Services Manager, Bluffton University
2009: Jeff Alix, Coordinator of Annual Giving, Ashland University.

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