Office of Faculty Recognition

The Office of Faculty Recognition aims to facilitate Florida State University faculty, department chairs, and college deans in gaining national acclaim for teaching and research. Secure in the knowledge that our faculty members are innovative critical thinkers and instructors, this office will work to connect qualified faculty with career-appropriate prestigious awards.

The work of our office is threefold: first to keep track of faculty awards; second to publicize faculty awards; and third to facilitate the successful application for professional awards and memberships. To that end, our office provides a web-based catalog of recognized academic awards and professional memberships. We send to deans and department chairs reminders about application deadlines and information about awards particularly applicable to their faculty members. We offer hands-on support during the application process. At faculty request, the Office of Faculty Recognition will complete application forms, solicit letters of recommendation, draft or edit biographical sketches, and organize mailings, submitting all to the faculty member for final approval before submission.

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The Fulbright Scholar Application Workshop will be held in University Center C, Board room 5301 from 2:30 – 4:30 on Tuesday, April 8. David Adams, a CIES specialist with twenty-two years experience facilitating Fulbright Scholar awards, will lead the workshop. All faculty are welcome. No RSVP is required.

		Margaret E. Wright-Cleveland (Peggy), Director 210 Longmire Building 125 Convocation Way Tallahassee, FL 32306-1281 850/645-8203 (Voice) 850/645-8403 (Fax) mwrightcleveland@fsu.edu


Faculty Achievements Faculty Awards Catalog Faculty Vitae Management Office of the Dean of the Faculties Office Staff	The Office of Faculty Recognition aims to facilitate Florida State University faculty, department chairs, and college deans in gaining national acclaim for teaching and research. Secure in the knowledge that our faculty members are innovative critical thinkers and instructors, this office will work to connect qualified faculty with career-appropriate prestigious awards. The work of our office is threefold: first to keep track of faculty awards; second to publicize faculty awards; and third to facilitate the successful application for professional awards and memberships. To that end, our office provides a web-based catalog of recognized academic awards and professional memberships. We send to deans and department chairs reminders about application deadlines and information about awards particularly applicable to their faculty members. We offer hands-on support during the application process. At faculty request, the Office of Faculty Recognition will complete application forms, solicit letters of recommendation, draft or edit biographical sketches, and organize mailings, submitting all to the faculty member for final approval before submission. ***** The Fulbright Scholar Application Workshop will be held in University Center C, Board room 5301 from 2:30 – 4:30 on Tuesday, April 8. David Adams, a CIES specialist with twenty-two years experience facilitating Fulbright Scholar awards, will lead the workshop. All faculty are welcome. No RSVP is required.