Russell H. Yeany Jr. Research Award
Purpose
The Russell H. Yeany, Jr., Research Award recognizes a faculty member’s outstanding cumulative research. The award is named in honor of Dr. Yeany, who was a faculty member and administrator, including Dean of the College of Education, from 1975-1999.
Eligibility
At the time of nomination, the nominee must have completed 3 years of service as a Mary Frances Early College of Education faculty member.
Criteria
The nominee’s work reflects a logical and coherent theme of sustained research and creative activity that has been cumulative in its impact and significance. The documentation provides clear evidence of outstanding contributions that have attained widespread national or international impact and visibility. The nominee has demonstrated scholarly leadership with respect to his or her peers and applicable research or creative community.
Evidence
Evidence may include documentation showing the recognition of the nominee’s research or creative activity has received and the impact it has made on the field. This includes reviews, citations, external funding, previous awards, etc.