AWARDS AND NOMINATIONS
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ABOUT | Each year, INACAC recognizes outstanding members for their dedication to the field and the students we serve. Nominations are facilitated by the immediate Past-President and are conferred upon chosen recipients during the Annual Conference. INACAC accepts nominations for various awards to recognize outstanding members for their dedication to the field and the students we serve. Nominations also serve to help place leaders in our membership into Executive Board positions and more. Awards are conferred upon chosen recipients during the INACAC Annual Conference.
NOMINATIONS FOR 2025 ARE NOW OPEN: Click the button below to submit nominations for 2025 Award Recipients:
LETICIA CAMPODONICO AWARD
2024 - AWARDED TO LAUREN JAY, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
Presented to an individual who has encouraged and supported underrepresented and underserved students in their transition from high school to college. Award winners must be nominated by peers and a member of INACAC. Members of the Inclusion, Access, & Success Committee will determine the award winner after reviewing all nominations. The recipient of the award will also receive a $250 monetary stipend, which was sponsored by the family of Leticia. Presentation is made at our Annual Conference. DOROTHY CHEESMAN AWARD
2024 - AWARDED TO BETH NEWMAN, BREBEUF JESUIT PREPARATORY SCHOOL  Given annually to a member who has distinguished himself or herself by exemplary service to students in their search for post-secondary education. Dorothy Cheesman Award winners must have a minimum of five years of significant INACAC membership experience as a committee member, a committee chairperson, or an officer in INACAC or NACAC. Award winners must be nominated by peers. Members of the INACAC Nominating Committee, chaired by the INACAC Past-President, will determine the award winner after reviewing all nominations. INACAC SERVICE AWARD
2024 - AWARDED TO CATIE TAYLOR, UNIVERSITY OF EVANSVILLE
Given to a member who has distinguished himself or herself by exemplary service to the Indiana Affiliate. INACAC Service Award winners must have a minimum of 10 years of significant membership experience as a committee member, a committee chairperson, or an officer in INACAC or NACAC. Award winners must be nominated by peers. Members of the INACAC Nominating Committee, chaired by the INACAC Past-President, will determine the award winner after reviewing all nominations.
RISING PROFESSIONAL AWARD
2024 - AWARDED TO QUINCI MILLER, PURDUE UNIVERSITY
Honors individuals that exemplify excellence in and dedication to serving the needs of students in the transition from high school to college. Nominees must have less than 5 years of experience in admissions/guidance and be involved within INACAC. LEADERSHIP EXCELLENCE IN COLLEGE ADMISSION COUNSELING AWARD
NEW FOR 2025
New for 2025, the Leadership Excellence in College Admission Counseling Award honors outstanding leaders who have demonstrated exceptional vision, commitment, and influence in the field of college admission counseling both locally and nationally. This award recognizes individuals who inspire their team members (both admissions and school-wide), foster collaboration, and implement effective practices that enhance the college admission process for their students, families, and educational institutions. Ultimately, this award speaks to the individual’s leadership abilities as evidence by the impact on those around them. INNOVATIVE PROGRAM AWARD
NEW FOR 2025
New for 2025, the Innovative Program Award recognizes exceptional programs or initiatives in college admission counseling that demonstrate creativity, effectiveness, and a measurable impact on students’ college access and success. This award celebrates programs that push the boundaries of traditional counseling practices, employing unique strategies and approaches to address the diverse needs of students. |
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