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Alumni Association Annual Awards

 

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Alumni Association Annual Awards

Nomination Form for 2026


PLEASE NOTE:
  • Deadline for nomination is February 1, 2026
  • Nominees must not be informed of their nomination.
  • Only the nominator should know the nominee has been submitted.
  • It is inappropriate for references to be provided or lobbying for a particular candidate to occur for any of the awards.

Your Contact Information
About the Nominee
Award for which you are nominating
Please list any supporting information or credentials
Tarbell Medallion

The Tarbell Medallion, a facsimile of R. Tate McKenzie’s “The Joy of Effort,” first presented in 1935 as a gift from Edward Norris Tarbell, Class of 1889 and given annually to an alumnus or alumna out of school at least twenty years who has demonstrated varied outstanding volunteer service over a period of time to his or her alma mater. Candidates will have also demonstrated dedication to the Humanics philosophy.

Distinguished Alumnus/Alumna Award

Established by the Class of 1940 in 1966. Individuals receiving this award are honored for professional excellence, outstanding achievement in their chosen field, and recognized for their service to others. Candidates must be out of college for a minimum of fifteen years.

Young Alumnus/a Award

Established by the Class of 1966 in 1974 and presented to a graduate in the tenth-fifteenth reunion classes  (2009 - 2014) in recognition of professional excellence and outstanding service to the College, community, state, and/or nation.

William H.J. Beckett Hall of Alumni Achievers

The William H.J. Beckett Hall of Alumni Achievers Award honors Springfield College graduates who have made significant contributions in their professions and communities while reflecting the College’s Humanics philosophy—educating the whole person in spirit, mind, and body.

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