Celebration of Scholarship and Creative Work

At this point we are reviewing the Digital Measures applications. Soon we will notify the approved applicants that their work has been accepted for the Celebration of Scholarship and Creative Work on Thursday April 20^th, 2023 from 4:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.

After receiving your digital invite, you will need to complete the following information before April 7^th, 2023. Please wait for your digital invite before you respond.

1. Will you be attending?
2. Please send a headshot picture (jpeg)
3. If you are attending, please add your school and college information (example - School of Criminal Justice/College of Business).
4. Include your official title as you want it presented (Steven Hundersmarck Ph.D. Associate Professor of Criminal Justice.)

Please don’t hesitate to ask any questions to [email protected] . Soon we will attach a list of accepted applicants. YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED VIA EMAIL

 

Congratulations to our 2020-2021 Honorees

2020 - 2021 Honorees

To be eligible for recognition, the work must meet the following criteria:

1. Work must have been published, displayed, presented, or acted between November 1, 2021 and December 31, 2022 during the year(s) recognized. Work to be considered needs to be submitted in Digital Measures.

• Pre-Press Journal articles that have not been published yet in print, but are on-line, will not be accepted until they are published in print if the journal is a print journal.

2. Originality.  Work must be original and involves substantial editing or compilation. 

• Copy editors who correct grammar are not recognized; however, a main editor who compiles a work as a whole is accepted. This type of editorial work may include placement of texts, creating a unified voice, moving the reader to some points of view and conclusion, and writing the preface and summary.
• Reviewer work is not accepted unless review is substantial (scholarly, footnoted, and lengthy). Reviews that are one or two paragraphs long are not accepted.

3. External Recognition.  Work must be recognized by a committee or group outside of Ferris.

• The work does not necessarily need to be peer-reviewed but the work must have been submitted for inclusion and chosen while someone else’s work was denied. For example, a painting submitted to a gallery for sale would not be recognized but work accepted to be a gallery exhibition would count. Works that are self-published or published on someone’s blog or website, with the blog or website owner being the only reviewer, are not accepted.
• Work recognized in an online journal may be accepted if decisions are made by a committee.
• Work done in a public space where there is no oversight, such as performance art showcased at a mall, is not accepted.
• Work published in a Ferris venue such as Kendall’s Helen Miller Kendall Gallery for graduate work (HMK Gallery) or in Ferris’ Doctorate in Community College Leadership (DCCL) publications such as DCCL Perspectives are not accepted.
• Student work done in or for a class is accepted if it receives outside recognition. For example, a student’s publication won an American Advertising Award (ADDY) and was subsequently accepted by the Celebration committee, even though the book had not yet been published by a company.