NASP Lifetime Achievement Award
Hints For Nominators & Candidates
Letters of Support (4)
Letters of support should speak to a candidate’s presentation as a role model for school psychologists and as an exemplary representative of the school psychology profession.
Letters of support should avoid restating information already provided in a candidate’s vita.
Ask a variety of people (students, teachers, colleagues, administrators, community support personnel, parents, etc.) to write letters of support. The committee prefers to see a variety of letter writers rather than all school personnel.
It is not necessary to have letters of recommendation or support on letterhead.
If letters of support are more than two pages, the awards chair will determine which two pages will be sent to the committee.
General
Make sure the nominee is a NASP member or is willing to become a member for the 2011–2012 fiscal year.
Make sure the candidate meets the following criteria:
- Has at least 25 years in the profession
- Has been a NASP member for at least 20 years
- Is a current NASP member for 2011–2012
- Has 10 or more years as a NASP leader
Please use a one–inch left margin on all materials, so there is room to hole punch them for committee member notebooks.
Incomplete files will not be reviewed. A file will be considered incomplete if one of the documents is missing, if the person is not a NASP member or does not meet the “who is eligible” guidelines.
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Materials must be postmarked by July 15th, 2011 and mailed to:
Candace Dee
1575 Devonshire Drive
Salt Lake City, Utah 84108-2552
Documents required for Lifetime Achievement Award nominations:
- Nominator & Candidate contact information sheet
- Candidate’s resume or vita
- Four letters of support
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