SAVE THE DATENEBHE’s 2009 New England Higher Education Excellence AwardsFriday, March, 6, 2009
The Longwharf Marriott Hotel, Boston, Mass. Join hundreds of New England’s business, education, government and nonprofit leaders and celebrate the best in New England higher education.
2009 REGIONAL EXCELLENCE AWARD RECIPIENTS
The Hon. George J. Mitchell
The Governor Walter R. Peterson Award for Leadership
David S. Wolk, President, Castleton State College, Vermont
The Eleanor M. McMahon Award for Lifetime AchievementSol Gittleman, Professor, Tufts University
The Robert J. McKenna Award
Paul J. Holloway, Chair, Board of Trustees, Community College System of New Hampshire
and
Lawrence D. McHugh, Chair, Board of Trustees, Connecticut State University System
The David C. Knapp Award for Trusteeship
STATE MERIT AWARD RECIPIENTSMerle Harris, President Emerita, Charter Oak State College — ConnecticutRobert L. Woodbury, Former Chancellor, University of Maine System — MaineSenator Frederick E. Berry, Majority Leader, Massachusetts State Senate — MassachusettsThe Marlin Fitzwater Center for Communication, Franklin Pierce University — New Hampshire
Senator John C. Revens, Jr., Senate President Pro Tempore, Rhode Island State Senate — Rhode IslandVermont Manufacturing Extension Center — VermontSPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLETo reserve your table today telephone 617.357.9620 x105 or email asilvia@nebhe.org
Since 2003, NEBHE has been recognizing individuals and institutions
that make substantive contributions to improving higher education
opportunities for New England students. We ask your assistance in
identifying individuals, programs or organizations in the academic,
government or business sectors that exemplify excellence in leadership,
innovation and diversity in higher education. Your nomination will
help grant them the recognition they deserve.
Four recipients
(three individuals and one organization or program) will be honored for
their outstanding contributions to the region’s higher education
community. In addition, we will present six state merit awards, to
individuals, programs, organizations or businesses from each of the six
New England states that have strived to promote college readiness and
success.
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