Nominations for the 2010 MIT Awards Convocation

[Mike Bennie]

Fellow undergrads,

I'd just like to pass along a reminder to make sure to nominate 
deserving students, faculty and staff for the 2010 MIT Awards 
Convocation *by March 19*. Details are below.

Best,
Mike

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You've seen and done some remarkable things at MIT, now's your chance to 
make sure the outstanding people and projects at MIT get the recognition 
they deserve!

Nominations for the 2010 Awards Convocation are due March 19. We know 
you have lots to do between now and then, so we've made the process nice 
and easy:

1. READ the award descriptions at http://web.mit.edu/awards/
2. WRITE a nomination letter (doesn't need to be a thesis)
3. SEND to awards at mit.edu
4. ATTEND the Convocation on Tuesday, May 4, at 4 p.m. in 10-250 
(followed by free food in Lobby 10!)

Do you have a great relationship with your advisor?  Then take a few 
minutes to nominate him or her for the Earll M. Murman Award For 
Excellence In Undergraduate Advising.

Check out these awards specifically for undergraduate students:
- Karl Taylor Compton Prize, the highest award presented by the 
Institute to students and student organizations in recognition of 
excellent achievements in citizenship and devotion to the welfare of MIT.

- William L. Stewart, Jr., for outstanding contributions by an 
individual student or student organization to extracurricular activities 
and events during the preceding year.

- Association of MIT Alumnae (AMITA) Senior Academic Award, for an 
outstanding senior woman who has demonstrated the highest level of 
academic excellence through her coursework and related professional 
activities at MIT.

- Patrick J. McGovern, Jr. '59 Entrepreneurship Award for an individual 
student or student team that has made a significant impact on the 
quality, visibility, and overall spirit of entrepreneurship education 
and support across the Institute.

Read the full descriptions at
http://web.mit.edu/awards/

March 19 is just a short time away, so get started!

P.S. Consider nominating a professor or advisor. View the award 
descriptions at http://web.mit.edu/awards/browse/faculty-staff.html
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