The Research, Scholarship, and Creative Achievement Award is presented each spring to a tenured member of the 51情报站 faculty who has exhibited consistent excellence in their research efforts. The purpose of the award is to recognize the accomplishments of faculty who achieve national prominence for high-quality research and scholarship.
All full-time tenured members of the faculty with at least five years of service at 51情报站 are eligible for the award. Full career accomplishments will be considered when a nominee is judged but special evaluative emphasis will be placed upon efforts while at 51情报站.
The evaluation of nominees will be based primarily upon consistent quality of research, scholarship or creativity, including:
- peer scholar judgments, evidenced by publications of articles in refereed journals, publications of books, and monographs by nationally competitive publishing houses
- reviewed performances
- juried or invited exhibitions
- awards and citations by professional associations
- positive reviews of funded research proposals, scholarship or creative works
- Simple quantitative measures, such as the number of articles published or the dollar value of grants and contracts generated, are not sufficient evidence of research quality
- In addition, consideration will be given to non-professional acclaim for the outcome of research, scholarship, or creative endeavors.
Some years, the Division of Research recognizes two faculty per year to better recognize the latitude of scholarly activity across the university.
Nomination packets should include a CV, a short statement explaining why the researcher should receive the award and outline the significance of the nominee's research, scholarship, or creative contributions, and a jpeg photo of the nominee.
The complete nomination package (electronic version) is due by 5 p.m. on Monday, January 27, 2025.
Please send packages to:
Jackie Stein
Director of Research Development
Division of Research
jstein@odu.edu
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- 2021: Professor & Eminent Scholar Alexander Gurevich (Physics) and Professor & Eminent Scholar Michelle Kelley (Psychology).
- 2020 , Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering, Associate Dean for Research & Graduate Education and Director of the Vision Lab in the Batten College of Engineering & Technology
- 2019 Lawrence Weinstein, Professor and Eminent Scholar in Physics
- 2018 Richard Heller, Professor and Eminent Scholar in the Frank Reidy Center for Bioelectrics and Dana Heller, Professor and Eminent Scholar in the English Department
- 2017 Kent Carpenter, professor in Biological Sciences and Katherine Hammond, associate professor of Communication & Theatre Arts and Director of Theatre
- 2016 Kenneth Mopper, Chemistry and Biochemistry, and Li Xu, Information Technology & Decision Sciences
- 2015 , Department of Music and , Department of Psychology
- 2014 Ian Balitsky, Quantum Chromodynamics
- 2013 Stacie Raymer, Communication Disorders & Special Education
- 2012 Sheri Colberg-Ochs, Human Movement Sciences
- 2011 Gary Edgerton, Communication and Theatre Arts and Mathematics and Statistics
- 2010 , Chemistry and Biochemistry
- 2009 , Electrical and Computer Engineering
- 2009 Lawrence Hatab, Philosophy
- 2008 , Physics
- 2007 , Ocean, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
- 2006 Rocco Schiavilla, Physics
- 2005 , Ocean, Earth & Atmospheric Sciences and Dept. of Computer Sciences
- 2004 Thomas F. Cash, Psychology
- 2003 , Economics
- 2002 Ravindra Joshi, Electrical and Computer Engineering
- 2001 John A. Doukas, Finance
- 2000 Hani Elsayed-Ali, Electrical and Computer Engineering
- 1999 , Biological Sciences
- 1998 , Physics
- 1997 Chuh Mei, Aerospace Engineering
- 1996 , Oceanography
- 1995 Child Study/Special Education
- 1995 John R. Holsinger, Biological Sciences
- 1994 Kenneth G. Brown, Chemical Sciences
- 1993 Daniel M. Dauer, Biological Sciences
- 1992 , Physics
- 1992 , Electrical and Computer Engineering
- 1991 Daniel N. Sonenshine, Biological Sciences
- 1990 Harold Marshall, Biological Sciences
- 1990 Surendra N. Tiwari, Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics
- 1989 , Physics
- 1988 Raymond W. Alden, Jr. Biological Sciences
- 1987 Alf J. Mapp, Jr. English
- 1986 Earl A. Thornton, Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics
- 1985 , Biological Sciences