- Recognition Day Faculty Information
Faculty Resources
Recognition Day 2007
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Converse Hall, Tremont Temple - 88 Tremont Street
Boston, MA
6:30pm
Light reception to follow at the Omni Parker House
Downloadable Forms
Dates/Deadlines Reminder (coming soon)
Dates Flyer - Download this Flyer which serves as a listing of dates and dealines for both the graduate and undergradaute recognition ceremonies.
Letter to Award Recipients
Letter to Award Recipients - Download this letter which includes general information for award recipients and families. Once award recipient names are recieved, we will send direct information to each student and family member.
Recognition Awards Recipients Form
Recognition Award Form - Use this form to let us know who your award recipients are and who will be representing your department at the awards ceremony - due Fri., March 10, 2006 to your college liaison(see below):
Sawyer School of ManagementMs. Ellie Fuentes
(617) 573-8225
Mr. Michael Madden
(617) 573-8570
2006 Recognition Day Program (pdf file)
Converse Hall, Tremont Temple | Omni Parker Hotel
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Email us with any questions regarding Recognition Day
About Recognition Day
Recognition Day is held each year in the last week of the spring semester to honor undergraduate students who have madeoutstanding scholastic achievements, and those who have been prolific in their contribution to co-curricular groups within the university. Awards are given by every department and in almost every academic program. Induction to scholastic societies are also recognized as part of this program.
About the Office of Student Activities and Service Learning
The staff members in the Office of Student Activities and Service Learning are committed appreciation of diversity and developing the leadership potential of Suffolk students. When individual students become more effective leaders, our student organizations, and the educational experience for all students, is enriched and strengthened.
By coordinating the efforts of student-run clubs and organizations, the Student Activities program enriches the social and cultural life of the University and helps prepare students for citizenship in a global community. Leadership development programming, new student orientation services, and most function space reservations are also coordinated through the Office of Student Activities and Service Learning.