Tom Boone Town and Gown Award
The Tom Boone Town and Gown Award was established to recognize faculty members who foster a deeper understanding between the University of Montana and Missoula. The award honors Missoula attorney and longtime University friend, Thomas H. Boone. In 1978, Boone and five other local businessmen assisted President Richard Bowers in founding the Excellence Fund Missoula Business Drive to establish better relations. The drive continues to serve that goal and raises more than $120,000 for the University each year.
The award will recognize the faculty member who most demonstrates community involvement and exemplifies a good relationship between campus and community. A $500 stipend accompanies this award.
The Vice Provost for Academic Affairs will organize a committee of at least three faculty members to select the winner.
Who is eligible:
All faculty.
Who may nominate:
Any UM employee or community member
Nomination requirements:
- Nomination form (link below)
- Abbreviated or highlighted CV focused on faculty activity specifically relevant to the award
- Nomination letter including 2 or more supporting quotes from other parties
Submit a nomination using Submittable:
Questions
John DeBoer Office of the Provost 406-243-4689