AWARDS AND RECOGNITION PROGRAM | Printer Friendly |
The awards and recognition program of the Member and Geographic Activities Board (MGA) is designed to promote, recognize and reward excellence in the MGA operations and IEEE Geographic Unit Activities (Regions, Geographic Councils and Areas, Sections, Chapters, Student Branches, and Student Branch Chapters).
Nominations are being accepted for MGA Awards SUBMISSION DEADLINE - 15 OCTOBER 2008
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There can be no
doubt that each Region has many potential
candidates whose contributions deserve to be
acknowledged. As your guideline, please select
candidates whose efforts have been much more
than what one would expect of a person just
doing his/her job.
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To recognize individuals involved with MGA and/or the Regional Network who are recognized for a singular achievement in the development and completion of a project(s) or activity(ies) which are directed to the fulfillment of one or more of the goals and objectives of MGA. This award is designed to recognize those substantive projects or achievements of a relatively short nature (one to three years) but which have left an undeniable imprint on the fabric of Regional Operations. To recognize those individuals who have exhibited exemplary and substantive leadership of an extraordinary nature in implementing activities, which support MGA goals and objectives at the local, regional, national, and/or international level. To recognize the accomplishment judged to be the most innovative and effective in fulfilling one or more of the goals and objectives of MGA and/or the personal goals of the Vice President of Member and Geographic Activities. To recognize the accomplishment judged to be the most significant and effective in fulfilling one or more of the Transnational goals and objectives of MGA and/or personal goals of the Vice President of Member and Geographic Activities as related to Transnational activities. This award is made in memory of Dr. Larry K. Wilson. Modeled after the Achievement Award, this award is designed to recognize those substantive projects or achievements of a relatively short nature (one to three years) but which have left an undeniable imprint on the fabric of GOLD operations. |

