Maynard K. Hine Award : Nominations : Alumni Relations : IUPUI

Maynard K. Hine Award


Nomination Form

**Indicates Required Fields


Nominee Information


**First Name


**Last Name


Degree and year graduated from IU


Degree(s)


Degree Year


Degree and year graduated from Purdue


Degree(s)


Degree Year


Degree and year graduated from another university


Degree(s)


Degree Year


Home address


Street Address


Street Address 2


City


State


Zip


Home Phone


Business address


Street Address


Street Address 2


City


State


Zip


Business Phone


Present Occupation


Please list any memberships in professional, business, civic, social, and similar organizations


Organization #1


Organization #2


Organization #3


Note: Since this award "recognizes significant contributions to Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis," please include specific examples of nominee's achievements relative to this campus.


Service by nominee on boards, committees, and/or organizations at the department, school, campus, state, or national level


Achievements by nominee in his/her chosen field of endeavor, such as law, medicine, dentistry, nursing, business, social work, etc.


Additional information pertinent to nominee's qualifications for Maynard K. Hine Medallion


About You


**First Name


**Last Name


Street Address


Street Address 2


City


State


Zip


**Telephone (Day)


**Email Address





Download form to print out and mail in here.


Nominations should be submitted by November 18th
*Questions? Contact Yvonne Owens:

IUPUI Office of Alumni Relations
Phone: 317-274-5063
E-Mail: yowens@iupui.edu



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