CAFE Diversity Award




Thank you, Nominees!
We extend thanks to all of our award nominees and their on-going contributions to the College of Agriculture, Food and Environment, the UK community, the commonwealth of Kentucky and beyond.

- Nominees will be recognized at the 2022 RoundUp!
- Awardees will each receive $500
- All nominators and nominees should plan on attending the ceremony.
- Nominee must be a regular, full-time staff or faculty member (at least .75 FTE) or full-time student in the College of Agriculture, Food and Environment.
- Nominee must have been a regular CAFE employee for atl east three years or student for at least one year.
- Only one person may be nominated per nomination form (no team nominations).
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Previous nominees may be nominated, but not previous awardees.
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Post-retirement, contractual, and temporary CAFE employees are not eligible.
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Members of the CAFE DEIA Awards committee are not eligible
- Any staff member, faculty member, or student of CAFE may nominate a faculty member, staff member, or student.
- Self-nominations are accepted.
- Multiple people may work together to nominate the same individual. This is preferred rather than more than one nomination being submitted for the same nominee.
- The same nominator may nominate more than one person, but not on the same form
- Nominees are sorted into four categories—all faculty and Extension specialists, non-Extension staff, Extension staff, and students.
- One awardee for each category is selected by the DEIA Awards Committee.
- The committee rates the nominees based on the rubric.
These are the definitions that the awards committee will use!
Includes all visible and non-visible dimensions that make a person who are,
- Encompassing all human characteristics, ideas, perceptions, values, beliefs, experiences, preferences, behaviors, learning and communication styles, and backgrounds.
- Diversity requires that institutions create a safe, supportive, and nurturing environment that honors and respects those differences.
The removal of systemic barriers, and the provision of and access to opportunities, networks, resources, and support in an impartial environment free from bias or favoritism, applied equally across all people.
Inclusion is an active, intentional, and continuous process to address inequities in power and privilege and build a respectful and diverse community that ensures welcoming spaces and opportunities to flourish for all.
Making sure that physical and psychological obstacles do not prevent individual achievement or participation.
Nomination Form
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Nomination Form