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August 19, 2009
Third Annual Dr. Robert Greenberg Award for Innovation
The Nominations for the Third Annual Dr. Robert Greenberg Award for Innovation are now open. The Award will be presented at the COSD 10th Annual National Conference in Dallas to a person, institution, employer or program / initiative that demonstrates cutting-edge and new techniques or strategies in the area of preparing or recruiting and hiring college students and recent graduates with disabilities.
If you would like to nominate someone (yourself or someone you know) who has created or expanded a great idea that assists college students and recent graduates with disabilities, please go and complete the form and click to submit.
The great idea can be found in:
Higher education in preparation of college students with disabilities to be more competitive in the career search;
OR
Employers using effective recruitment and hiring strategies focused on college students and recent graduates with disabilities.
An esteemed panel of four judges will review the nominations and the winner will be presented the Dr. Robert Greenberg Award for Innovation at the COSD 10th Annual National conference at the Intercontinental Hotel Dallas in Addison, TX on Monday November 9, 2009.
Here are further details about this award
Please note that the deadline for nominations is September 18, 2009.
I would like to thank the University of Arkansas Career Development Center and Barbara Batson, Director, for hosting our Dr. Robert Greenberg Award for Innovation Nominations and for being one of our judges.
If you have any questions regarding the Dr. Robert Greenberg Award for Innovation or any aspect of the COSD 10th Annual National Conference, please e-mail me at amuir@tennessee.edu or call me at 865-974-7148 or go to the COSD Website and click on 10th Annual National Conference.
Thank you.
Alan
Alan D. Muir, Executive Director
Career Opportunities for Students with Disabilities (COSD)
Posted by Marten at August 19, 2009 10:38 AM