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Announcing our New Alumni Awards and Recognition Program!

September 09, 2009

The Tufts University Alumni Association is pleased to announce a newly enhanced alumni awards and recognition program. The expanded program not only recognizes a greater number of outstanding and accomplished alumni, but heightens the visibility of Tufts and its graduates.

• The longstanding Distinguished Service Award will now be given to recognize service to Tufts.
• As a complement to the Distinguished Service Award, the new Distinguished Achievement Award will be given for outstanding achievement in one’s profession and/or community;
• The Young Alumni Award has been split into two categories-- one for service to Tufts and one for achievement in one’s profession and/or community. Alumni will be awarded in one or both of these categories on an annual basis.
• Service Citations will continue to be a part of the overall program and are bestowed on worthy individuals who have made an exceptional contribution or service to Tufts and usually in one particular area of the university.
• The new Lifetime Service Award will be given to a worthy candidate who has demonstrated a lifetime of service to Tufts.
• The new Active Citizenship and Public Service Award will be given to an individual or group that develops, implements, and/or participates in a program, event or special outreach that contributes to improving the lives of others.
• The new Alumni Chapter Leadership Award has been created specifically for the Tufts Regional Alliances and the Alumni Shared Interest Groups as a way for them to recognize individuals within their respective alliances or groups who have demonstrated leadership capabilities or provided valuable input/assistance.
• The new TUAA President’s Award allows the President to recognize a special person for his/her significant contribution and support during his/her tenure.

Find out more information about these new awards, such as a full award description, eligibility requirements and the nomination process.

The nomination period is now open for Distinguished Service, Distinguished Achievement, Young Alumni Service, Young Alumni Achievement, Service Citations, Lifetime Service, and Active Citizenship & Public Service awards.

All nominations can now be submitted via an easy-to-use online nomination form. Please submit your nominations no later than December 1, 2009. If you need a paper copy of the nomination form, please contact Julie O’Connor in the Office of Alumni Relations at 1-800-843-2586.

Mark your calendars – the Tufts Alumni Awards ceremony (formerly known as the Distinguished Service Awards ceremony) is scheduled for Saturday, April 10, 2010. Awards to be given at this ceremony are the Distinguished Service, the Distinguished Achievement, the Lifetime Service, the Young Alumni Service and/or the Young Alumni Achievement.

The Active Citizenship and Public Service Award, Service Citations and the TUAA President’s Award will be presented at an existing on-campus event or in the region where the recipient resides. Recipients of the Alumni Chapter Leadership Award will be chosen by their peers in the regional alliances and shared interest groups and will be presented with their award at an existing event in their respective alliances or groups.

The nomination period for Senior Awards will begin in early January and will also feature an easy-to-use online nomination form.

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