about the conference program registration hotel & travel communication awards volunteering contributors contact info home	Categories Guidelines & Deadline Communication Awards Each year ACM SIGUCCS sponsors a competition to honor the best publications, web sites and promotional material produced by university and college centers. A list of past winners can be seen on the ACM SIGUCCS website. Awards for the competitions will be presented at the ACM SIGUCCS Fall 2004 Conference, Baltimore, Maryland, October 10-13, 2004. Complete information about all categories and submission guidelines can be found at the 2004 SIGUCCS Communication Awards web site The first prize for each category will be awarded to the overall top entry. However, in recognition of the differences in resources available to small schools versus large institutions, there will be two award levels in each category for second and third prizes. Schools with less than 4000 full-time undergrads will compete in Level 1 and those with 4000 or more, in Level 2. The entries will be displayed during the conference for perusal by the conference participants. Category 1: Web-based Services 1a: Computing Services 1b: Student Employee Web Sites Category 2: Computing Newsletter 2a: Printed Computing Newsletter 2b: Electronic Computing Newsletter Category 3: How-to Guides and Instructional Material 3a Electronic How-to Guides 3b: Printed How-to Guides 3c: Printed Instructional Classroom Material 3d: Electronic Instructional Classroom Material Category 4: Quick Reference Guides Category 5: Promotional Materials 5a: General Service Promotional Materials 5b: Promotional Video/Audio 5c: Student Created Promotional Materials Category 6: Software CDs Guidelines and Deadline Qualifications Your entry must be developed by staff affiliated with your institution. Institutions may enter up to three entries in each category. An institution may not enter a category judged by one of its staff or faculty members. Each 1st Place winner will be asked to present their winning entry during the Poster Session during the conference. All of this year's awardees will be invited to the Awards Breakfast during the conference, where the offical presentation of the awards will take place. Note: This year's first place winners in each category will judge the publication competition next year. Submission Guidelines and Deadlines Complete information about all categories and submission guidelines can be found at the 2004 SIGUCCS Communication Awards web site.

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ACM SIGUCCS Fall 2004 Conference

Communication Awards

Each year ACM SIGUCCS sponsors a competition to honor the best publications, web sites and promotional material produced by university and college centers. A list of past winners can be seen on the ACM SIGUCCS website.

Awards for the competitions will be presented at the ACM SIGUCCS Fall 2004 Conference, Baltimore, Maryland, October 10-13, 2004.

Complete information about all categories and submission guidelines can be found at the 2004 SIGUCCS Communication Awards web site

The first prize for each category will be awarded to the overall top entry. However, in recognition of the differences in resources available to small schools versus large institutions, there will be two award levels in each category for second and third prizes. Schools with less than 4000 full-time undergrads will compete in Level 1 and those with 4000 or more, in Level 2.

The entries will be displayed during the conference for perusal by the conference participants.

Category 1: Web-based Services

1a: Computing Services
1b: Student Employee Web Sites

Category 2: Computing Newsletter

2a: Printed Computing Newsletter
2b: Electronic Computing Newsletter

Category 3: How-to Guides and Instructional Material

3a Electronic How-to Guides
3b: Printed How-to Guides
3c: Printed Instructional Classroom Material
3d: Electronic Instructional Classroom Material

Category 4: Quick Reference Guides

Category 5: Promotional Materials

5a: General Service Promotional Materials
5b: Promotional Video/Audio
5c: Student Created Promotional Materials

Category 6: Software CDs

Guidelines and Deadline

Qualifications

Your entry must be developed by staff affiliated with your institution.

Institutions may enter up to three entries in each category. An institution may not enter a category judged by one of its staff or faculty members.

Each 1st Place winner will be asked to present their winning entry during the Poster Session during the conference. All of this year's awardees will be invited to the Awards Breakfast during the conference, where the offical presentation of the awards will take place.

Note: This year's first place winners in each category will judge the publication competition next year.

Submission Guidelines and Deadlines

Complete information about all categories and submission guidelines can be found at the 2004 SIGUCCS Communication Awards web site.