UC Seeks Applications for Information Technology Award
The University of California is seeking applications for the Larry L. Sautter Award for Innovation in Information Technology.
Named for UC Riverside's former associate vice chancellor for computing and communications, the award is open to faculty and staff from all UC campuses, the Office of the President, and the three UC-managed national laboratories. The honor recognizes information technology innovations that have the potential to improve UC administrative or academic processes.
The Sautter Award Program annually presents up to two Golden Awards for best IT practices in business processes and services or innovation and entrepreneurship in IT and Silver Awards for achievement in university computing.
The program honors projects developed by faculty and staff in any department at any of the ten UC campuses, the UC Office of the President (UCOP), and the three UC-managed national laboratories.
Application information can be found here.
Applications must be submitted by 5 p.m. on Friday, May 27, 2005.
Applications may be submitted electronically or by mail. If an application uses color or other special printing, send six copies by mail. Previous winning applications may be found here. Please direct questions to Yvonne Tevis at 510/987-0638. Electronic applications (in Microsoft Word) may be sent to [email protected].
Print applications (6) may be mailed to:
Yvonne Tevis,
Sautter Award Program,
Information Resources and Communications, UCOP,
300 Lakeside Drive, 7th floor,
Oakland, CA 94612-3550. Award recipients will be announced in August at the UC Computing Services Conference in San Francisco. Winners will receive a commemorative wall plaque for permanent local display and will have the opportunity to give presentations about their projects at the conference. Source: Meg Kennedy
Print applications (6) may be mailed to:
Yvonne Tevis,
Sautter Award Program,
Information Resources and Communications, UCOP,
300 Lakeside Drive, 7th floor,
Oakland, CA 94612-3550. Award recipients will be announced in August at the UC Computing Services Conference in San Francisco. Winners will receive a commemorative wall plaque for permanent local display and will have the opportunity to give presentations about their projects at the conference. Source: Meg Kennedy