CUCEA Awards
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CAMPUS EMERITI AWARDS
CUCEA DISTINGUISHED MEMBERS
Distinguished Members are recognized for exceptional contributions on behalf of UC emeriti. EDWARD. A DICKSON EMERITUS/A PROFESSORSHIP AWARD
This award is funded from a gift endowment established by the late Edward A. Dickson, Regent of the University of California, to honor outstanding research, scholarly work, teaching, and service performed by an Emeritus or Emerita Professor since retirement. OLIVER JOHNSON AWARD
Presented biennially to a member of the UC faculty who has performed outstanding service to the Academic Senate. Its broader goal is to honor all members of faculty (including Emeriti/ae Senate members) who have contributed their time and talent to the Senate. For the nomination process and list of recipients, visit senate.universityofcalifornia.edu/about/oliver-johnson-award. |
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PANUNZIO AWARDS
Constantine Panunzio (1884 -1964) was a professor of sociology at UCLA from 1931 until his retirement in 1952. It is largely due to Professor Panunzio that the UC emeriti owe the present pension system, established by The Board of Regents after they received a six page memorandum from Professor Panunzio. Edward A. Dickson, who was Chairman of The Board of Regents at the time (1954), described Professor Panunzio as the architect of the UC Retirement System. Thus, during the last dozen years of his life, Panunzio was instrumental in bringing about a substantial increase in the stipends of colleagues already retired at the UC, in improving the retirement system at UC, and in discovering what the situation was for other retirees at institutions throughout the United States by launching a nationwide emeriti census in 1954.
Information about emeriti who have received this award can be found here. The awardees are selected from nominations by the Constantine Panunzio Distinguished Emeriti Award Selection Committee. For a description of the nomination process, click here. Future calls for nominations will be posted.
Constantine Panunzio (1884 -1964) was a professor of sociology at UCLA from 1931 until his retirement in 1952. It is largely due to Professor Panunzio that the UC emeriti owe the present pension system, established by The Board of Regents after they received a six page memorandum from Professor Panunzio. Edward A. Dickson, who was Chairman of The Board of Regents at the time (1954), described Professor Panunzio as the architect of the UC Retirement System. Thus, during the last dozen years of his life, Panunzio was instrumental in bringing about a substantial increase in the stipends of colleagues already retired at the UC, in improving the retirement system at UC, and in discovering what the situation was for other retirees at institutions throughout the United States by launching a nationwide emeriti census in 1954.
Information about emeriti who have received this award can be found here. The awardees are selected from nominations by the Constantine Panunzio Distinguished Emeriti Award Selection Committee. For a description of the nomination process, click here. Future calls for nominations will be posted.