Odessa Woolfolk Community Service Award

The Odessa Woolfolk Community Service Award is given annually to a faculty member who has provided service in the Birmingham community in one or more of the following areas:

  • Education;  
  • Economic Development; 
  • Health Care Delivery;  
  • The Arts;  
  • Social services;  
  • Human rights; 
  • and Urban and public affairs.

    The recipient also receives a $2,500 cash prize.


Eligibility

To be eligible, a person must hold a full-time regular faculty appointment at UAB, as defined by the UAB Faculty Handbook, and have completed at least one academic year in this position. A person may receive the award only once in any five-year period.

Nominations packages should include a brief letter of nomination, the faculty member’s curriculum vitae, a one- to two-page description of the community service for which the award is sought, and a maximum of five letters of recommendation.

Larry DeLucas was selected at the 2013 Odessa Woolfolk Award recipient.

http://www.uab.edu/news/reporter/people/item/3340-delucas-selected-as-recipient-of-2013-odessa-woolfolk-community-service-award  
 

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