Alumni and Giving:
Purpose
The purpose of the Eleanore Watts Moyer Award is to recognize individuals who have given exemplary voluntary service to Hanover College. In so doing, Hanover also pays tribute to Eleanore Watts Moyer, Class of 1942, who served Hanover exceptionally long and well, from her early years growing up on campus where her mother worked as a dietitian, through her years as a noteworthy student-athlete, and through the culmination of her volunteerism which reached an apex from the period of 1983 into the twenty-first century.
Eligibility
All non-student volunteers – including alumni, trustees, community members, staff and faculty, or friends of the College – are eligible for consideration for the Eleanore Watts Moyer Award.
The Award
A plaque will be presented to the recipient at a public ceremony, and a plaque with each recipient’s name will be permanently displayed on campus.
NOMINATE
Please complete the nomination form below and make sure to fill out the REASON for your nomination. This information will be used to help determine the winner. All nominations must be submitted by April 1 of each year.
Past Winners of the Eleanore Watts Moyer Volunteer Award
2016
Betsy Milligan Johnson ’70
2015
Susanne Talmage Ellman ’65
2013
Shannon Veach Gibbs ’91
2012
Kevin Keefe ’82 and Jamie Tomes ’94
2011
Lynn Welch Maricle ’75
2010
Lisa Fleming ’82 and Grace Ireland
2009
Lou Knoble
2008
Stan Totten
2007
Pat Nichols
2006
Randy Master ’82 and Chris Wilcox
2005
Bill Griffin
2004
Marjorie Conner
2003
John R. Smith ’53
2002
Doug Burney ’73