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The Diamond Honoree Program, established by the Foundation in 1999 is both a recognition program and a fund raising activity. Those nominated for consideration are recognized for their outstanding and sustained contributions to higher education and to student affairs.

The funds raised on behalf of the Honorees are used for ACPA and Foundation activities in keeping with the Association’s purposes and strategic goals. Since its inception in 1999 the program has generated over $100,000.

The ACPA Foundation proudly announces the 2013 Class of Diamond Honorees!

The ACPA Foundation is pleased to present the 2013 Class of Diamond Honorees. The Foundation's Honorees were nominated by colleagues who believe these individuals have distinguished themselves as teachers, administrators, researchers, writers, and association leaders. In addition, the Honorees have demonstrated sustained contributions to ACPA, higher education, and the Student Affairs profession at the local, state, regional, national, or international levels.

To view a list of those already recognized, or obtain a nomination form, click on the links below. You will also find the Fundraising Guide for Diamond Honoree Advocates on this page. This guide provides the information you need to conduct a successful campaign on behalf of your nominee.

Fundraising Guide for Diamond Honoree Advocates [pdf]

1999 to 2012 alphabetical list of the Diamond Honorees.

The 2013 Diamond Honoree Class

Dallas W. Bauman III Stony Brook University	Paulette Dalpes City University of New York
Keith E. Edwards Macalester College	Sandra M. Emerick Northeast Ohio Medical University
Glenn Ryan DeGuzman University of California, Berkeley	John L. Garland Alabama State University
Teresa Gonzalez James Madison University	Timothy W. Gordon Northwestern University
Gavin W. Henning New England College	Mona Hicks St. Louis University
Hemlata G. Jhaveri University of Texas at Austin	Melissa L. Jones Virginia Commonwealth University
Bridget Turner Kelly Loyola University, Chicago	Angelica C. Montelongo University of St. Thomas
Dan Morrison Georgia Institute of Technology	Ruperto M. “Toti” Perez Georgia Institute of Technology
Robert D. Reason Iowa State University	Charles Rhodes Sonoma State University (retired)
JoAnn Schrass University of Mary Washington	Dafina Lazarus Stewart Bowling Green State University
Deborah J. Taub University of North Carolina-Greensboro