FSD 25-12 Scholarship Award Eligibility Requirements
February 6, 2026
PNW Outstanding Faculty Award
Award: $1,000
- Outstanding Award Eligibility Requirements
- The nominee must be tenured or tenure-track faculty or clinical professional faculty
- The nominee must have had an average teaching FTE of at least 50 at Purdue University Northwest for the 6 semesters prior to nomination.
- The nominee must be willing to have his/her name placed in nomination.
- Nomination Letter and Documents of Support (these should be sent to the Chair of the Scholarship Award Review Committee).
- A statement from the nominator indicating why the nominee warrants the award. If you are self-nominated, include a statement of rationales for self-nomination.
- Nomination Package
- The nomination package shall consist of a brief of not more than two pages prepared by each nominee with appropriate appendices attached.
- Structure of the Two-Page Brief
- Name of the nominee, rank, and departmental affiliation
- Statement from the nominator indicating why the nominee warrants the If self-nominated, include a statement of rationales for self-nomination.
- Information relevant to the impact and significance of the scholarly activities of the nominee
- Structure of the Two-Page Brief
- Not more than four documents of support from among the following:
- Outside evaluators/clients
- Alumni
- Faculty
- Administrators
- Not more than four documents of support from among the following:
4. Appendices
It is recommended that a summary of materials like the following be appended to the brief.
- The title, journal information, and link to refereed articles accepted for publication in peer-reviewed journals. Please do NOT include copies of all of your published papers.
- The title and conference information for refereed papers and/or presentations at professional or instructional conferences.
- Summary of grants and funded research.
- Books which contribute to the literature and body of knowledge in the discipline.
- Service as editor of a journal.
- Edited books.
- Service as editorial consultant or as a referee for submissions/abstracts for publication.
- Service on an editorial advisory board or an editorial board.
- Invited lectures and workshops and conferences at other institutions.
- Publications in proceedings of conference presentations
- Published reviews of books, scholarly works and textbooks, especially if such reviews are published in journals.
- Software published, patented, or sold to clients
- Patents and copyrights.
- Invited chapters written for books
- Non-refereed articles in publications related to the faculty member’s area of professional or teaching expertise and invited articles for publication in trade magazines
- Involvement in graduate and undergraduate student research with the goal of publishing that research.
- Paid and non-paid consulting experiences that are relevant to the faculty member’s area of professional expertise.
- Awards for scholarly achievement.
- Other relevant examples of creative and/or scholarly activity.