Call for nominations – 2015 Regents’ Distinguished Alumnus/a Award

Nominations are being sought for the 2015 Regents’ Distinguished Alumnus/a Award.  This award, first presented in 1962, is the highest honor bestowed upon a Washington State University alumnus/a.  The Regents’ Distinguished Alumnus/a Award honors alumni who have made a truly distinguished contribution to society, or through personal achievement, have brought distinction to Washington State University.

The recipient will be selected based on a review of nominations and the recommendations of the Regents’ Distinguished Alumnus/a Award Committee to President Floyd and Board of Regents members . The committee is unable to consider nominees currently holding public/political office or a posthumous nomination.

For more information, to download the nomination form, or to submit the form online visit https://regents.wsu.edu/distinguished-alumni/.

The nomination process will be open through February 1, 2015.

Contact: Christina Parrish 335-6907 or parrishc@wsu.edu

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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