In support of the University’s vision of cultivating excellence among the next generation of scholars and leaders in the global community, International Affairs has established the Citation for Distinguished Service to International Education.
This citation honors an individual within the university community who has an exemplary record of distinguished, meritorious, and longstanding service to international education and internationalization at UNT. Further, the exemplary record should include multiple areas of service to international education. For example, 1) an outstanding international publication record 2) working closely with students by leading study abroad programs and 3) internationalizing one or more of their courses.
This individual's principal duties do not include campus internationalization.
Nomination Form
The deadline for Fall 2022 nominations is Monday, November 21, 2022.
Citation recipient will receive an honorarium suitable to the high status of this award.
Any UNT individual or group may make a nomination.
Past Recipients Include:
Year |
Recipient |
College or Department |
---|---|---|
1985
|
Milan Reban
|
Political Science
|
1986
|
Arthur Gionet
|
World Languages, Literatures and Cultures
|
1987
|
Thomas Preston
|
College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
|
1988
|
Cora Martin
|
Studies in Aging
|
1989
|
Harold Heiberg
|
College of Music
|
1990
|
Gene Cho
|
College of Music
|
1991
|
Robert Erdle
|
College Visual Arts and Design
|
1992
|
Linda Jahn
|
International Admissions
|
1993
|
John Baen
|
Business Administration
|
1994
|
Howard Smith
|
College of Education
|
1995
|
Witold Brostow
|
Materials Characterization
|
1996
|
Joseph Banowetz
|
College of Music
|
1997
|
Marie-Christine Koop
|
World Languages, Literatures and Cultures
|
1998
|
Youn-Kyung Kim
|
Merchandising and Hospitality Management
|
1999
|
J. Lynn Johnson
|
Management
|
2000
|
David Hartman
|
Community Service
|
Emile Sahliyeh
|
Political Science
|
|
2001
|
Rollie Schafer
|
Vice Provost for Research
|
2002
|
Foster Roden
|
Finance, Insurance, Real Estate and Law
|
2003
|
Linda Di Fiore
|
College of Music
|
2004
|
Steven Friedson
|
College Music
|
Mitchell Land
|
Mayborn Graduate Institute of Journalism
|
|
2005
|
Lou Pelton
|
Marketing
|
2006
|
Steve Cobb
|
Economics
|
2007
|
Miguel Acevedo
|
Geography
|
2008
|
Delores K. (Dee) Knight
|
Merchandising and Hospitality Management
|
2009
|
Ricardo Rozzi
|
Philosophy and Religion
|
2010
|
Garry Landreth
|
Center for Play Therapy
|
2010
|
Sue Bratton
|
Center for Play Therapy
|
2011
|
Alan Albarran
|
Radio, Television and Film
|
2012
|
James Meernik
|
Political Science
|
2013
|
Floyd Del McDaniel
|
Physics
|
2015
|
Sandra Spencer
|
Women’s and Gender Studies
|
2016
|
Carmen Terry
|
World Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
|
2017
|
Cynthia Mohr
|
College of Visual Arts and Design
|
2018
|
James Kennedy
|
College of Science
|
2019
|
Nancy Nelson
|
College of Education
|
2020
|
Doug Henry
|
College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
|
2021
|
Chiachih DC Wang
|
College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
|
2022 | Ram Dantu | College of Engineering |