Lawrence K. Crowe Undergraduate Advisor Award

Nomination Instructions

The nomination packet for the Lawrence K. Crowe Undergraduate Advisor Award must include all the following items to be considered.

1.        Nominator’s Letter

A letter of nomination stating the advising contributions and the student impact resulting from the undergraduate advising program carried out by the nominee (not to exceed two pages double-spaced). 

2.        Advising Impact Statement (not to exceed 3 pages double-spaced) that addresses the following prompts: 

  • Advising philosophy and approach
  • Evidence of student impact (retention, success, engagement, outcomes)
  • Engagement beyond advising (student organizations, experiential learning, leadership)
  • Professional development and assessment of advising effectiveness

3.        Letters of Support: A minimum of 3 letters (one from each category below) with a maximum of 5 letters will be considered. 

  • 1-2 letters from a faculty, staff, or administrator
  • 1-2 letters from current student advisee(s)
  • 1 letter from a former student advisee (alumni)

Submission deadline is 5:00 p.m. on Friday, March 6, 2026.

Submit Crowe Nomination

The Selection Committee

As of 2007, the past three year faculty winners of the Lawrence K. Crowe Outstanding Undergraduate Advisor Award comprises the College Student Advising Improvement Committee. This committee will review the applications for the Lawrence K. Crowe Outstanding Undergraduate Advisor Award each year and submit a recommendation for the faculty award winner to the Dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources.

Past Awardees

 
YearRecipientDepartment
2025Matt KreifelsAgricultural Leadership, Education & Communication
2024Roberto CortinasSchool of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
2023Anne StreichAgronomy and Horticulture
2022Dann HusmannAgricultural Leadership, Education & Communication, Director PGA Golf Management
2021Randy WehlingFood Science and Technology
2019Deepak KeshwaniBiological Systems Engineering
2019Brandi SigmonPlant Pathology
2018Mark PeggSchool of Natural Resources
2017Erin SayerBiochemistry
2016Dr. Michael CarlsonSchool of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
2015Sara WinnSchool of Natural Resources
2014Rosalee SwartzAgricultural Economics
2013Bryan ReilingAnimal Science
2012Britta OsborneBiochemistry
2011Walter SchachtAgronomy and Horticulture
2010Steven J. JonesAnimal Science
2009Garald HorstAgronomy and Horticulture
2008Darrell R. MarkAgricultural Economics
2007Joan KrushBiochemistry
2006Susan CuppettFood Science and Technology
2005Phillip MillerAnimal Science
2004Lloyd BellAgricultural Leadership, Education and Communication
2003Dennis BrinkAnimal Science
2002Dennis McCallisterAgronomy
2001Richard WaldrenAgronomy
2000Steve MasonAgronomy
1999Don LeeAgronomy
1998Lowell MoserAgronomy
1997Osmund GilbertsonAgricultural Leadership, Education and Communication
1996George PfeifferAgricultural Economics
1995Larry LarsonAnimal Science
1994Keith GilsterAnimal Science
1993Jack SchinstockBiological Systems Engineering
1992Norman SchneiderVeterinary and Biomedical Sciences
1991Ronald CaseForestry, Fisheries and Wildlife
1990Earl DickinsonVeterinary and Biomedical Sciences
1989Dave McGillAgronomy
1988Ted DoaneAnimal Science
1987Ronald HansonAgricultural Economics
1986Jay FitzgeraldHorticulture
1985Ernie Peo, Jr.Animal Science
1984Charles AdamAnimal Science
1983Howard WiegersForestry, Fisheries and Wildlife