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Christine Tempesta
CASE DI Chair, Distinguished Service and
Recognition Awards
"In reading about the individual impact of nominees and award winners, I have found inspiration. Their visionary leadership, relationship-building prowess, and exemplary work ethic provide models for us all."
Achievement & Recognition Awards
Each year, CASE District I recognizes outstanding individual contributions to education through volunteer leadership and professional achievement with six awards. Nominations are sought from across our membership, and recipients are honored at a special reception during the District I Annual Conference.
***The 2010 award winners have been announced!***
Click the winners name to view their bio!
Below is a list of the different awards and this year's (2010) winners:
The Chief Executive Leadership Award has been established to honor institutional leaders for outstanding contributions to their campus communities, for efforts promoting public understanding of education, and for support of advancement at their campuses. Nominees must have demonstrated the ability to increase their institution's stature in the community and to establish a positive image for their institution while leading it to even higher levels of success.
(2010 Winner: Bruce Shaw, Director, Shady Hill School)
The Eleanor Collier Award is presented to a current member of CASE District I whose contribution to his/her organization and/or to the professions encompassed by the membership reflect honor on CASE, education and those fields of professional expertise.
(2010 Winner: Honora Shaughnessy, Senior Executive Director, Alumni Relations, McGill University)
The Carol and Stephen Hebert Award recognizes distinguished service to CASE District I and is presented to a member who has exhibited an extraordinary devotion of time and energy to District I affairs.
(2010 Winner: Kristina M. Lentz, Vice President for Institutional Advancement, Massachusetts School for Professional Psychology)
The Distinguished Friend of Education Award is presented to a volunteer who has made outstanding contributions to education in District I. The award honors an individual whose extraordinary leadership has influenced an institution's cause or the cause of education in general.
(2010 Winner: Brit d’Arbeloff, Chair, Council for the Arts, MIT)
The Quarter Century Circle honors those who have completed 25 years of service for non-profit organizations in the professions encompassed by CASE.
(Recognized in 2010:
Bob Beagle, Vice President Advancement, University of Rhode Island
Michael T. MacNeil, Director of Institutional Advancement, St. Mary’s High School
Kevin M.R. Mayne, Senior Vice President, Mitchell College
Ronald D. Vanden Dorpel, Sr. Vice President of Advancement, Brown University
Linda Welter, Vice President for Advancement, Wheelock College
Nick Zaharias, Director of Development, Cushing Academy
)
The Rising Star Award recognizes the accomplishments of new advancement professionals (3-5 years) whose early success promises future leadership and achievement.
(2010 Winners:
Stephen Muzrall, Special Gifts Officer, Stonehill College
and
Rose Wangechi, Alumni Officer, Student Programs, Concordia University
)
If you have any questions, contact Christine Tempesta, Director of Strategic Initiatives, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 600 Memorial Drive, W98-116, Cambridge, MA 02139, 617-253-8222, tempesta@mit.edu