Outstanding Student Organization Advisor Award Application Advisors need to create a supportive environment for the leaders they work with over a long period of time. The focus should be on the advisory roles the person fulfills rather than professional or supervisory roles. The nominations should display how the advisor was instrumental in helping member grow, learn, develop, and mature.
Personal examples are often the best way to express the intangible contributions of an advisor.
Talking about some of the problems or conflicts the advisor helped members resolve is one possible approach. It is important to remember that an advisor is not someone who serves on committees and does work for the organization-rather, they assist and guide students. The nomination must include the nominee s name, the organization s name, and the names of the students submitting the nomination. This application should focus on an advisors work with the organization from Summer 2000 through the Spring 2001 semester.