NCPEID Awards
NCPEID members make many noteworthy contributions to the profession. One of the greatest honors an individual can receive is to be recognized by their peers. NCPEID encourages members to participate in the nomination process by taking the time to nominate colleagues whose work has advanced the field.
Nomination Guidelines
1. Nominator Responsibilities
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It is the nominator’s responsibility to demonstrate, in a 1–2 page written statement, why the nominee is deserving of the selected award.
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The nomination statement must clearly address the specific criteria of the award for which the individual or organization is being nominated.
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Nominators are encouraged to carefully review the award description and criteria before submitting a nomination.
2. Required Nomination Materials
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Each nomination must include the following:
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A 1–2 page nomination statement submitted to the Awards Committee
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The nominee’s current curriculum vitae (CV)
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Letters of support are encouraged but not required, unless otherwise specified for a particular award.
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3. Self-Nominations
- Nominations are encouraged to be submitted by someone other than the nominee.
- Self-nominations are permitted; however, self-nominations must be accompanied by letter(s) of support.
4. Eligibility and Nomination Limits
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NCPEID members may nominate more than one individual per year.
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A nominator may submit only one nomination per award category per year.
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Past award recipients may not be nominated again for the same award.
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Past award recipients may be nominated for other award categories.
5. Awards Committee Review
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The NCPEID Awards Committee reviews all complete nominations.
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The committee reserves the right to request additional clarification for submitted nominations, if needed.
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The Awards Committee determines whether and to whom awards are granted in a given year.
Questions
Email NCPEID Award Chair, Deborah Shapiro, PhD at dshapiro@gsu.edu.