CSLEPS: Deborah S. Moore Service Award

Deborah S. Moore Service Awards

Biography
Deborah S. Moore, a NCSU graduate, served as the first volunteer coordinator of the NCSU Student Center. She made many contributions to society including volunteer work, teaching English to retired Spanish-speaking people and working with the handicapped and underprivileged. A Beaufort County native, Mrs. Moore was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie R. Singleton. The memorial was created in the Spring of 1977.

The Deborah S. Moore Service Awards recognize exemplary service and outstanding volunteerism by students and clubs. The Deborah S. Moore Service Award may be presented to a student only once while they are enrolled at NC State; all registered student organizations will be eligible every year. All award winners will receive a plaque and Category 1 winners receive a $100 cash prize. A typewritten recommendation should be attached to this completed form and returned to the address given at the bottom. Please limit your recommendation to one page, front and back, per nominee.

Nominations for 2004-2005 awards are due on
Wednesday, April 6, 2005.

NOMINATION FORM

Award Criteria

Category 1

Outstanding Student of the Year
Outstanding Student Organization of the Year

Category 2

Outstanding One-Time Volunteer Event
Outstanding Community Service Program

Nomination Letter Specifics

Outstanding Student of the Year—Please comment on the scope of this students exemplary service over the course of their college career. Include types and locations of service and how they have grown through their experience.
Outstanding Student Organization of the Year—Please comment on the scope of service or philanthropy events this organization has participated in over the past academic year. Include types and locations of service, the impact on organization members and what was learned through participation in service.
Outstanding One Time Volunteer Event—This award will recognize a one-time event that had great impact on the community or an agency. Please comment on the planning as well as execution of the event, what the benefit was to the community or agency, as well as the impact on organization members or NC State students.
Outstanding Community Service Program—This award recognizes an ongoing project (i.e.: weekly participation with an agency or program by a club) that had great impact on the community or an agency and on the club members. Please comment on the what the weekly service was, what the benefit was to the community or agency, as well as the impact on organization members or NC State students.

Interviews
A selection committee comprised of NC State students will select 3 to 6 nominees from the Category 1 nominations to interview. Interviews will take place between 6 - 9 pm on Tuesday April 12, 2005.. The winners shall be selected after the interviews. Category 2 awards will be judges by a panel of staff members.

If you would like additional information on the Deborah S. Moore Service Award, please contact Tierza Watts at 919-515-9248.

Past Winners (Click on years for detailed description of winners)

2004

One-Time Volunteer Event:	“Shack-A-Thon,” sponsored by Habitat For Humanity
Community Service Project:	Scouting Troops at the Governor Morehead School for the Blind, sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega
Organization:	Tie between Circle K International and Habitat For Humanity
Student:	Kevin L. Johnson

2003

Student:	Mary Catherine Break
Organization:	Mi Familia

2002

Student:	Tomas Carbonnell
Organization:	Catholic Campus Ministries

2001

Student:	Bryan Proffitt
Organization:	Habitat for Humanity

2000

Student:	Kevin Blackwell
Organization:	Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity

1999

Student:	Luke Perry
Organization:	Alpha Phi Omega

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Deborah S. Moore Service Award