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Honorary life membership is granted to a small number of CUPA-HR leaders who have demonstrated a lifetime commitment to the higher education human resources profession and long-term leadership in the association.

Hawks, a long-time member of CUPA-HR, was an integral member of the Florida Chapter board for several years, serving as board president from 2003 to 2005. Hawks also served on the Southern Region board of directors for five years, culminating in a term as chair during the 2010-11 fiscal year, and was recognized with the CUPA-HR Southern Region Distinguished Service Award in 2015. At the national level, Hawks served on several committees and assisted with the Emerging CUPA-HR Leaders program.

“The CUPA-HR and Rollins College communities have been extremely fortunate to have an individual who consistently provides high-quality service to stakeholders; performs ‘above and beyond’ the normal job expectations; embodies innovation, creativity and initiative; displays extraordinary teamwork; and has made significant contributions both in support of CUPA-HR colleagues and to the profession,” shares CUPA-HR southern region chair-elect Jennifer Addleman and CUPA-HR national board member David Zajchowski in their nomination for Hawks.

Hawks will retire from Rollins College in July after a distinguished 29-year career with the institution.

CUPA-HR is an association of HR professionals in higher education. Serving more than 36,000 HR professionals and other campus leaders at nearly 2,000 member institutions and organizations around the country and abroad, the association offers learning and professional development programs; higher-education salary, benefits and demographic data; extensive online resources; and just-in-time regulatory and legislative information.

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