WARUCC Service Awards
WARUCC
Assistantships
WARUCC Service Awards
Service Awards are granted to WARUCC members who have provided lengthy and dedicated service as a member of the profession. This Award will be granted to individuals who have retired or resigned from the profession and shall be determined by majority vote of the Executive Committee.
Nominations for Service Awards should normally be received six months prior to the general assembly of the Association, which currently are being held in connection with the biennial conferences.
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Service
Award Holders
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| David Anderson |
Canadian Bible
College |
| Jill Fike |
Simon Fraser
University |
| Annetta Gellner |
U. of Saskatchewan |
| Hugh King |
University of
Alberta |
| Orville Lyttle |
Trinity Western University |
| Loretta Leibel |
University of
Regina |
| Gail Meehan |
University of
Regina |
| Tom Mitchell |
Brandon University |
| Terry Moore |
Alberta Council on
Admissions and Transfer |
| Harvey Nagel |
Simon Fraser
University |
| Donna Schwandt |
University of
Regina |
| Richard Spencer |
University of
British Columbia |
| Sandra Stretten |
Saskatchewan
Education |
WARUCC Assistantship Award Application
Introduction
WARUCC
Assistantships were established in 1991 to assist members undertaking
professional development,
research, education or other professional activities
that will be of benefit to the registrarial profession. Examples
of WARUCC
Assistantship-appropriate professional development include:
attending computer seminars,
communications courses, personnel seminars, marketing
and research, publication, management skills, team building
skills, and conflict
management skills. The Assistantships are not intended to
finance attendance at WARUCC conferences.
Eligibility Criteria
Assistantships shall be limited to full and full-voting members of
WARUCC who have
been involved in a registrarial function for a minimum of two
years.
Applicants must have demonstrated to
their Registrar/Director a clear and proven
interest as well as a potential to make a valuable contribution to
the registrarial profession.
The Registrar/Director must endorse the application
before the WARUCC Awards Committee can consider it.
Number and Value
WARUCC has allocated up to $5,000 annually to support the Assistantship
programme. The specific
number and value of awards made in any year depend upon
the number of supportable applications and the funding requests
associated with them. Member
institutions will be expected to cover the full value
of an award until the professional development activity is complete
(see application procedures
below), then WARUCC will disperse the Assistantship
in one installment, by cheque, to the recipient's institution.
Awards Committee
The Awards Committee shall comprise the four Provincial WARUCC
Members-at-Large and WARUCC's
immediate Past-President, who shall chair the committee.
If a Member-at-Large applies for an Assistantship then that
Member-at-Large abstains from
the discussion and decision of granting the award.
Application Procedures
Completed application forms must
be submitted by the applicant by 30 April to the applicant's
Registrar/Director, who must endorse the application in writing
for the application to be
considered by the WARUCC Awards Committee. Late applications
may be considered if funds are available.
Endorsed applications must be forwarded
by the applicant's Registrar/Director
by 15 May to the appropriate Member-at-Large.
Received applications will be circulated
by the appropriate Member-at-Large by
1 June to the other members of the Awards Committee.
The Awards Committee will review and
consider all the award applications it receives
and make final decisions. The Chair of the Awards Committee shall
contact all applicants and
advise them of the results with copies to the applicant's
Registrar/Director and the WARUCC Secretary and Treasurer.
A summary of the applicant's professional
development activities and learning,
completed as a result of the Assistantship must be submitted to
the recipient's
Member-at-Large within six months of the project's completion.
Where possible, no institution will
receive more than one Assistantship at one
time to ensure distribution across WARUCC institutions.
WARUCC Assistantship Award recipients are
expected to present their project's
results at the next WARUCC Conference as a conference paper for
presentation or general
circulation, in order to provide feedback to the Association.
WARUCC
Assistantship Application Form (pdf)
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