Golden Tusk Award Sets the Standard for Excellence at U of A

Golden Tusk Information Poster
Katie Doughty

Golden Tusk Information Poster

The Golden Tusk Award, presented by the Division of Student Affairs, is one of the most distinguished honors on campus. It recognizes faculty, staff and students who go above and beyond in their roles, setting a higher bar for what it means to support the university community.

To nominate someone for a Golden Tusk is to honor the very essence of Razorback character. To receive a Golden Tusk is to be recognized as a leader, a collaborator and a champion for student success at the U of A.

Nominating someone could not be easier. By visiting goldentusk.uark.edu and completing a short form, anyone can shine a spotlight on an individual whose work is making a difference for students and the wider campus community. Maybe you want to honor that one teacher who made your semester unforgettable, the student who always takes initiative in class or the co-worker who masters every project and makes teamwork effortless. These are the people who deserve the recognition of a Golden Tusk.

Recipients of the award are recognized with a personal letter and a Golden Tusk lapel pin bearing a gold Razorback, a lasting symbol of collaboration, hard work and doing the right thing. Awards are granted throughout the year, and there is no limit to the number of times an individual can be recognized.

The Golden Tusk is more than an award. It is a statement of appreciation, a celebration of excellence and a reminder of the powerful impact one person can have on the U of A. Submit a Golden Tusk nomination.

Contacts

Wesley Key, graduate assistant, special projects
Division of Student Affairs
479-445-3611, wesleyk@uark.edu