Family Engagement in Higher Education AwardsA highlight of the AHEPPP membership experience is the learning from peer institutions and colleagues. As the premier association for Family Engagement at the collegiate level, AHEPPP is pleased to recognize excellence in programming, communication, research, and service at our National Conference each fall. Award winners from years 2014-2023 are available on our awards archive page. There were no awards in 2022. 2025 AHEPPP AwardsIt’s time to celebrate the outstanding work of your colleagues—and your own contributions—by recognizing effective practices in the field of parent and family engagement! These awards recognize innovative programs and initiatives that enhance the quality of life for students and their families. The AHEPPP Awards Committee encourages you to submit your nominations on Friday, June 20, 2025 at 11:59pm EST. Reminders
Nominations open Friday, March 28, 2025. Award Nomination FormView the 2025 AHEPPP Award Descriptions/Categories 2024 Award Winners Excellence in Innovation: Texas Tech University | Family Engagement in Academics Powerful Partnership: Dy'Mand Montgomery | University of Cincinnati Creative Communication: Becky Faulk | Mississippi State University & The Office of Parent and Family Engagement | St. Louis University Magnificent Mentor Award: Whitney White | University of Cincinnati Outstanding Contribution to Research & Literature: Christine Self | Texas Tech University, Co-Editor Engaging Families in Higher Education & Elizabeth Massengale | Texas Tech University, Co-Editor Engaging Families in Higher EducationContributors: Chelsea Petree, Marjorie Savage, Libby Daggers, Torey Palmer, Amy Swank, Kayla Albano, Lindsey Bray, Ryan J. Darling,Yolanda R. Gross, Maureen Hurley, Elizabeth Manuel, Jennifer RadwanskiFriends of Family Award: Andrew Naylor | Florida International University Rising Star Award: Stephanie Stiltner | University of Pikeville Exceptional Service Award: Nicki Jenkins | University of Kentucky Founders' Award of Excellence: Tasha Talton | University of Texas at Arlington Something Borrowed, Something New: Marshall Greenleaf | University of Massachusetts Lowell | Calls Home & Rich Doria | University of Massachusetts Lowell | Calls Home |