Hall of Fame Induction Criteria

General Criteria

The Hall of Fame shall be open to individuals who have made outstanding contributions in one of the following areas:

• A superior student-athlete
• An individual who was not a student-athlete at Holy Family University, yet has rendered outstanding service to the intercollegiate athletic program through personal time, effort, interest and/or through many years of service.

Specific Criteria

1. The student-athlete must have graduated from Holy Family University.
   
   
2. A student-athlete becomes eligible for nomination to the Hall of Fame five (5) years after graduation from Holy Family University.
   
   
3. Nominee must have had a significant impact in his/her sport. For example:
   • National Awards
   • Regional awards
   • Conference awards
   • Holy Family University school record holder
     
     
4. The nominee must be of good character and reputation in accordance with the Holy Family University’s mission.
   
   
5. Deceased nominee(s) shall be given equal consideration to receive recognition posthumously in the Holy Family University Hall of Fame.
   
   
6. A Team is eligible for nomination five (5) years from the academic year in which it’s regular season of competition was completed. (Teams are defined as student-athletes/coaches only). 
   
   
7. An individual with less than (20) years of service to the Department of Athletics becomes eligible for nomination (5) years after last year of service.
   
   
8. An individual with (20) years or more of service to the Department of Athletics shall immediately be eligible for nomination.
   
   
9. The nominee must receive 75% of the selection committee vote for induction.
   
   
10. The nominee must attend the Hall of Fame induction ceremony.