[AISWorld] Call for Nominations -- AIS Award for Outstanding Contribution to IS Education

[Siau, Keng L.]

AIS Award for Outstanding Contribution to IS Education

This award recognizes a faculty who has made outstanding contribution to Information Systems (IS) Education.  Contributions to IS pedagogy include:

  *   Competence of the subject and continuous contribution to the field
  *   Curriculum Development - design and redesign of courses
  *   Ability to inspire independent and original thinking in students
  *   Guidance of research projects (graduate and undergraduate)
  *   Advising students
  *   New teaching tools/methods
  *   Publishing books or papers related to pedagogy
  *   Other contributions that make a significant difference to IS pedagogy

Nominations:

  *   Self-nomination
  *   Nomination from colleague(s) and/or students

Contents of the nomination package (no more than 5 pages):

  *   Cover sheet containing full contact and affiliation information of the nominator and nominee.
  *   Description of the outstanding contributions of the nominee to IS education.
  *   Any material providing additional support.
  *   A copy of the nominee's CV (not included as part of the 5 pages)

Eligibility:

  *   The nominee must be an AIS member.
  *   Members of the AIS Council and selection committee are not eligible for consideration.
  *   Nominations must be submitted to AIS VP of Education, Keng Siau (siauk at mst.edu<mailto:siauk at mst.edu>), by November 9, 2012.

Selection Committee:

  *   Keng Siau, AIS VP of Education, Missouri University of Science and Technology (Chair)
  *   Andrew Burton-Jones, University of Queensland
  *   Mary Granger, George Washington University
  *   Matti Rossi, Aalto University
  *   Bernard Tan, National University of Singapore
  *   Heikki Topi, Bentley University

*         Andrew Urbaczewski, University of Michigan - Dearborn


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