women's outstanding achievement award recipients

An honor given annually in the form of a plaque to an individual from a NEACUHO institution who is a mentor and role model and has assisted in the development of new female-identifying professionals. Candidates must have spent a minimum of 5 years in the field of housing, residential life or conference services. The successful candidate is respected by peers and colleagues, has made significant contributions to the field, institution and/or NEACUHO; as well as contributed to the research or distribution of information related to the preservation of women’s voice, gender issues and/or issues impacting women.