2019 Apereo Fellows: call for nominations
The Apereo Fellows program seeks to foster community leadership and contributions by recognizing and supporting active contributors. This year five (5) Fellows will be chosen by the selection committee and each Fellow will receive a modest stipend.
I encourage all members of the Apereo Community to consider engaging in the nomination process. Feel free to nominate more than one candidate and do not hesitate to nominate yourself if you meet the eligibility requirements outlined below.
Also I think it important to emphasize that the program recognizes contributors at the individual project level as well as those who contribute more generally to Apereo Foundation initiatives. If you or your colleagues work on projects like Bedework, CAS, ELMS Learning Network, Karuta, OAE, Open Equella, Opencast, Sakai, UniTime, uPortal, Xerte or any of the projects under incubation you are helping advance the mission of the Apereo Foundation. In short, if you contribute to a project you contribute to Apereo.
AWARD AT A GLANCE
Total: up to 5 Fellowships will be awarded
Term: 1 year from date of award
Stipend: USD $2500.00
Conference Fee waiver: Open Apereo 2019 registration fee will be waived.
ELIGIBILITY
Contributors participating actively in any of the various Apereo software communities and communities of interest, as well as those working on projects under Apereo incubation are eligible for nomination subject to the following limitations:
Previous Apereo/Sakai Fellowship winners are ineligible for nomination.
Apereo Board members, Apereo staff and Apereo Fellows Selection Committee members are also ineligible for nomination.
NOMINATION FORM
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1csVZPM27XW4gG_tlw04qxlZAKEdhJEbtRnu5...
NOMINATIONS DEADLINE
Tuesday, 9 April, 23:59 UTC.
RETURN TO
Please return the completed form(s) to Anthony Whyte at arwhyte[at]umich[dot]edu
MORE INFO
Fellows Program: https://www.apereo.org/communities/apereo-fellows
Open Apereo 2019: https://www.apereo.org/conferences/open-apereo-2019
On behalf of the Fellows Selection Committee I look forward to receiving your nominations.
Cheers,
Anthony Whyte
Selection Committee chair
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2018 Apereo Fellows
Shawn Foster, Western University
Luisa Li, Marist College
Rüdiger Rolf, University of Osnabrück
Tiffany Stull, University of Virginia
Tim Vertein, University of Wisconsin-Madison
2017 Apereo Fellows
Adrian Fish, Lancaster University
Benito Gonzalez, Unicon
Dede Hourican, Marist College
Ron Mitchell
Miguel Pellicer, Entornos de Formación
Sven Stauber, SWITCH
2016 Apereo Fellows
Matt Clare, Centre for Pedagogical Innovation at Brock University
Wilma Hodges, Longsight
Brian Jones, Western University
José Mariano Luján, University of Murcia
Jacques Raynauld, HEC Los Angeles
Charles Severance, University of Michigan/Longsight
2015 Apereo Fellows
Alexandre Ballesté, Universidad de Lleida
Simon Gaeremynck, Fronteer
Gao Jun, Fudan University
Lars Kiesow, ELAN e.V./University of Osnabrück
Tim Levett, University of Wisconsin
Earle Nietzel, Scriba
2014 Apereo Fellows
Diego del Blanco Orobitg, Asahi NET International
Bryan Holladay, Longsight
Juan José Meroño, University of Murcia
Branden Visser, Research Research
Anthony Whyte, University of Michigan
Drew Wills, Unicon
2013 Apereo Fellows
Arlen Johnson, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Andrew Petro, Unicon Inc
Eric Dalquist, University of Wisconsin - Madison
Laura McCord, University of California, Merced
Charles Hedrick, Rutgers University
Matthew Jones, Longsight
Bert Pareyn, University of Cambridge
Alan Regan, Pepperdine University
2012 Sakai Fellows
Lucy Appert, New York University
Chris Maurer, Indiana University
Sam Ottenhoff, Longsight Group
Sam Peck, Sakai OAE Project
Lance Speelmon, rSmart
Lynn Ward, Indiana University
2011 Sakai Fellows
Rob Coyle, Johns Hopkins University
Carl Hall, Hallway Technologies
David Roldán Martínez, Universidad Politécnica de Valencia
Megan May, Indiana University
Zhen Qian, University of Michigan
Brian Richwine, Indiana University
2010 Sakai Fellows
Nate Angell, rSmart
Matthew Buckett, Oxford University
David Goodrum, Indiana University
David Horwitz, University of Cape Town
Steve Lonn, University of Michigan
Gonzalo Silverio, University of Michigan
2009 Sakai Fellows
Ian Boston, University of Cambridge
Jean-François Lévêque, Université Pierre et Marie Curie
Nicolaas Matthijs, University of Cambridge
Mathieu Plourde, University of Delaware
Janice A. Smith, Three Canoes Consulting
Steve Swinsburg, Lancaster University
2008 Sakai Fellows
Alan Berg, Universiteit van Amsterdam
Nuno Fernandes, Universidade Fernando Pessoa
David Horwitz, University of Cape Town
Beth Kirschner, University of Michigan
Maggie Lynch, Oregon Health & Science University
Stephen Marquard, University of Cape Town
2006-07 Sakai Fellows
Ian Boston, University of Cambridge
John Ellis, rSmart
Clay Fenlason, Boston University
Steven Githens, Northwestern University
Zach Thomas, Texas State
Seth Theriault, Columbia University
Johan van der Berg, UNISA
Aaron Zeckoski, Virginia Tech