Honoring Campus Community Achievements
UC Davis honors campus and community members for their leadership and contributions to a growing and diverse community. Faculty, staff, students, and local community members can be honored for their achievements related to the development and well-being of our diverse and evolving community and public safety and community oriented engagement.
- Calvin E. Handy Leadership Award
- The Calvin E. Handy Leadership Award is a crime prevention and public safety award that recognizes individuals based on community oriented engagement and activities that are collaborative, cooperative, and proactive. This award highlights the importance of maintaining an environment where safety is essential to the successful mission of UC Davis, UC Davis Health and its surrounding communities. The goal of the leadership award is to promote safety and security by recognizing individuals and/or organizations on the UC Davis campus, UCD Health campus, or the surrounding communities for their contributions toward safety. The award was developed by members of the campus community to honor Chief Emeritus Calvin Handy’s legacy of public service and leadership, and his outstanding record of engagement and relationship building.
All campus community members (student, faculty or staff) are eligible for nomination, as are citizens in the communities surrounding the UC Davis campus and UC Davis Health in Sacramento. Business and service groups, governmental agencies, and organizations in the community are also eligible for nomination.
For More Information and Nomination Submissions - Chancellor's Achievement Awards for Diversity and Community
- The Chancellor's Achievement Awards for Diversity and Community were established to honor achievements that contribute in substantial ways to the development and well-being of our diverse and evolving community. UC Davis faculty, staff, and students, and local community members are eligible for an award in any of the following categories:
• Exemplary service that embodies the Principles of Community through outstanding leadership in areas of social and/or cultural understanding, local or regional community involvement, and/or collaborations leading to increased knowledge or expertise in areas of special interest to the campus;
• Outstanding efforts toward achieving and/or advancing a diverse and principled academic community, including exemplary service in the areas of student, staff, and faculty recruitment and development;
• Exemplary scholarship having a major impact on community and diversity;
• Exemplary contributions to the success of campus-based outreach efforts; * Exemplary service to the campus and/or community through active leadership, involvement in pre-college partnership initiatives, etc.
For More Information and Nomination Submissions - Soaring to New Heights - Diversity & Principles of Community Achievement Awards
- The Diversity & Principles of Community Achievement Awards are for campus employees who demonstrate diversity and Principles of Community efforts that exceed the expectations of their position. All members of both the Davis campus and UCDH communities are encouraged to send in nominations for any of the individual awards, the Deanna Falge Award, or a Department, Unit, or Team Award.
Each nomination must include specific examples of contributions such as:
• Advances awareness of affirmative action and/or diversity issues and concerns;
• Models behavior consistent with the Principles of Community;
• Advances a positive work environment that is inclusive and bias free;
• Contributes substantially to achievement of affirmative action goals;
• Participates productively in affirmative action and/or diversity programs; or
• Demonstrates commitment to affirmative action and diversity through public service and community involvement
For More Information and Nomination Submissions
For Questions
For questions about any of the awards or nomination process, please contact us at occr@ucdavis.edu.
See also the Chancellor's Achievement Awards for Diversity and Community which were established to honor achievements that contribute in substantial ways to the development and well-being of our diverse and evolving community.