Alumni Awards

Each year, the College of Family and Consumer Sciences presents several awards to outstanding alumni, faculty, and friends. The various awards recognize the many contributions made to the college, the profession, and society.

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Award recipients are recognized each spring during the Annual Alumni Awards Luncheon.

2025 Alumni Awards Recipients

  • Distinguished Alumni Award

    Since 1980, the Distinguished Alumni Award has recognized a graduate of Family and Consumer Sciences who has made lifelong contributions that reflect the beliefs and values of the College.

    Katrina Bowers (BSHE 1984, Consumer Economics)

  • Emily Quinn Pou Professional Achievement Award

    Established in 1999 in honor of the fourth dean of the College, this award is presented to graduates who have attained substantial achievements and are at the midpoint of their careers.

    MAJ Lori Maggioni (BSFCS 2009, Nutrition)

  • Outstanding Service Award

    Established in 1999, this award is presented to graduates for continued involvement in their community, faith community, helping organization, the College or the Alumni Association.

    Avery Monthero (BSFCS 2017, Human Development and Family Science)

  • Pacesetter Award

    This award goes to an individual who has graduated from the college within the last 10 years and who actively promotes the beliefs and values of Family and Consumer Sciences.

    Jonelle Dawkins (BSFCS 2019, Fashion Merchandising)

  • Creswell Award

    Named for the first dean of our college, this award recognizes a current or retired faculty or staff member who has provided leadership in motivating and guiding students.

    Clair McClure (M.S. 2011, Merchandising and International Trade; Ph.D. 2017, International Merchandising)

  • FACS Appreciation Award

    Given to an individual or organization that has contributed significantly to the support of the College of Family and Consumer Sciences either financially, programmatically or legislatively.

    Anne Barge Clegg

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