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MENTOR Spotlight Award

To call attention to the benefits of mentoring, MENTOR is holding the inaugural "MENTOR's Spotlight Award". MENTOR encourages mentoring programs all around the country to underscore and recognize the work of one or two of their most outstanding pairs by nominating them for the 2006 MENTOR's Spotlight Award. Any pair you nominate should exemplify the powerful impact mentoring can have on a young person.

Richard J. Wood Student Community Commitment Award for exemplary community service was named after the former president of Earlham College who was founding chairman of Indiana Campus Compact and President of its board from 1992 to 1996. It was established to recognize students at Indiana Campus Compact member campuses who have demonstrated an outstanding commitment to community involvement through service.

2004 Wood Award

Nominees:    W. Christopher Horst, Taylor University
                   Andrea Fogle, IU Southeast
                   Emily Gurry, Purdue University
                   Justin Parker, Butler University
                   Frances Kantner, University of Indianapolis
                   Margaret J. Byrd, IUPUI
                   Sarah Jacob, University of Evansville
                   Jessica Bush, Indiana State University
                   Donna Lubbers, Saint Mary’s College
                   Jennifer Piland, Franklin College

Finalists:      Teresa Hansen, University of Notre Dame
                   Aaron Krumins, Earlham College

Recipient:     Nicholas Dimos, DePauw University

Brian Douglas Hiltunen Award was established in 2000 to honor the memory of Brian and his work with faculty who are practicing the scholarship of ngagement. With this award we celebrate Brian’s life and commitment to the transforming power of community service. As a member of ICC, Brian helped to design Faculty Fellows and the Scholarship of Engagement Programs that support faculty in their endeavors to recommit to service and thereby become connected to the community. He was committed to involving faculty in this work of engagement because of his firm belief in its benefits to our students and communities, and to its fulfillment of the truest purposes of higher education.

2004 Hiltunen Award

Nominees: Russell Coulter-Kern - Manchester College

Bonnie Pribush - Franklin College

Margo Sorgman and Kathy Parkison - Indiana University Kokomo

Recipient: Chin-Sook Pak - Ball State University

National Campus Compact Awards

The Ehrlich Faculty Award for Service-Learning, the Swearer Student Humanitarian Award, and the Frank Newman Leadership Award recognize outstanding acheivements in the field of service-learning and civic engagement.