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Annual Women of Color Awards

The Women of Color Awards are given in recognition of individuals who have conscientiously endeavored to increase respect for women of color at Penn, UPHS, Presbyterian, Pennsylvania Hospitals and the Delaware Valley community. Annually, awards are given in three categories: faculty/staff, graduate and/or professional student, and undergraduate student.

Award Criteria: Nominees must be affiliated with Penn, UPHS, Presbyterian or Pennsylvania Hospital and have demonstrated:

  • Outstanding leadership
  • Distinguished service
  • Positive impact on the community
  • Commitment to enhancing quality of life for and/or serving as a role model for women of color

Nominations are also sought for The Dr. Helen Octavia Dickens Lifetime Achievement Award. This award is named in honor of the late Dr. Helen Octavia Dickens, its first recipient. Her contributions towards the enhancement of the Philadelphia community spanned a period of over 50 years (Almanac December 11, 2001).

Criteria for nominee:

  • The nominee must currently be an employee of Penn, UPHS, Presbyterian or Pennsylvania Hospital.
  • Have no less than 25 years of service with the above institutions or the community.
  • Have worked to increase the presence and permanence of women of color at the above institutions or in her community.
  • Candidate should stand out in her field
  • Have innovative approaches to service in the same field.
  • Show community service activities; including but not limited to: having a significant impact on her community and having a passion for sharing of self with others.
  • Examples of the nominee's accomplishments that span 25 years.
  • As supporting data, a resume or CV
  • All data other data should be in written form and should not be more than 3 pages.

Nomination forms may be obtained online at www.upenn.edu/ccp/index.shtml. and must be returned no later than January 23, 2004.

--Jeanne Arnold, Director, Office of Affirmative Action

 


  Almanac, Vol. 50, No. 16, December 16, 2003

ISSUE HIGHLIGHTS:

Tuesday,
December 16, 2003
Volume 50 Number 16
www.upenn.edu/almanac

A policy is established on Study Abroad in sites under a travel warning.
Dr. Linda Aiken wins the Codman Award, for her leadership in nursing.
Dr. Emily Steiner has been appointed to the Watkins Chair in the Humanities.
Changes  are made to the PennCard Policy.
GSE is part of an effort to improve math education in city schools.
TCPW offers grants to promote women.
Womenıs Studies offers dissertation fellowships.
The President and Provostıs Second Annual Report on Gender Equity.
Faculty Appointments in the Standing Faculty.
Pilot and Feasibility study grants in diabetes and related disorders.
Women of Color Awards and Dickens Lifetime Achievement Award.
Enhancements to Penn Marketplace are coming January 5.
Road reconfiguration project on west end of campus begins this month.
Accolades for Pennıs West Philadelphia Initiatives span the campus.
January AT PENN, including the many MLK events.

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