AISES ELY S PARKER AWARD CRITERIA AND AWARDS PROCESS

AISES ELY S PARKER AWARD CRITERIA AND AWARDS PROCESS
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AISES Professional Awards

AISES Ely S. Parker Award

Criteria and Awards Process

About the AISES Ely S. Parker Award
The Ely S. Parker Award is the highest honor bestowed by AISES, given in honor of a man who was the first recognized American Indian scientist/engineer. Parker made many civil engineering contributions and was a Chief of the Seneca and a Union Army General.

The purpose of the award is to recognize those Indian leaders who most clearly embody AISES’ mission and goals through their achievements and contributions to science, technology, engineering, and math. Members of the Board of Directors, officers, staff and corporate sponsors are not eligible.

Eligibility Criteria
The nominee must be an experienced American Indian or Alaska Native professional who has or has made significant contributions in STEM education or the STEM workforce. AISES membership is not required. The nominee will be evaluated on the following criteria:

1. Contribution to and impact on the American Indian/Alaska Native community STEM community;
2. Contribution to and impact on the American Indian/Alaska Native community educational community;
3. Uniqueness and innovativeness of his/her contributions;
4. Scope and level of responsibilities;
5. Ability to overcome obstacles facing minorities in his/her field;
6. Potential as a role model; and
7. Overall quality of the nomination package

Submitting the Nomination Package
E-Mail this signed application form along with a nomination package to:

Debbie Derryberry at [email protected]

Faxed applications and nomination packages will not be accepted.

Nominations must be received by Midnight (MDT) on July 7, 2017.

Selection and Notification
The AISES Board of Directors will make a selection based upon the criteria listed above.

The awardee and nominating individual will be notified in early-August that the candidate has been chosen by AISES to receive the Ely S. Parker award. The awardee will be invited to accept the award at the 2017 National AISES Conference, which will be held September 21-23, 2017, in Denver, CO.

AISES ELY S PARKER AWARD CRITERIA AND AWARDS PROCESS

American Indian Science and Engineering Society

Ely S. Parker Award
2017 Nomination Application

Nominee’s Information:

Name
Tribal Affiliation
Company or Organization
Job Title
Principal Job Function
Discipline/Field of Work
Last School Graduated
Degree(s)
Graduation Date		Years of Professional Experience

	Business	Home
Address
City, State/Province
Country & Postal Code
Phone
E-Mail

Sponsor’s Information:

Name
Address
City	State/Prov.		Country	Postal Code
Phone		E-Mail

I affirm that the statements in this application are correct to the best of my knowledge and I understand that all Selection Committee decisions are final.

Signature:

Date:

Nominations Package Checklist:

cover letter;
information supporting the nominee, including, but not limited to: resume/curriculum vitae; detailed description of the qualifications for the award; job description(s); papers by or about the nominee; organization personnel chart; professional affiliations;
material highlighting involvement in the American Indian or Alaskan Native community;
2 letters of recommendation; and
a recent color photograph

E-Mail this signed application form and completed nomination package to:

Debbie Derryberry at [email protected]
Nominations must be received by Midnight (MDT) on July 7, 2017.

Ely S. Parker Awardees

1983 A T (Andy) Anderson, Chemical Engineering (Seneca) - Awarded Posthumously

1984 Phil Stevens, Engineering (Oglala Sioux)

1985 Mary Ross, Mathematics & Aerospace Engineering (Cherokee)

1986 Al Qöyawayma, Mechanical Engineering (Hopi)

1987 Phil Lane Sr., Civil Engineering (Yankton Sioux)

1988 Tom Dawson, Electrical Engineering (Cherokee)

1988 Don Ridley, Aerospace Engineering (Shoshone)

1989 Dr. Lois Steele, Medicine (Assiniboine)

1990 Dr. George Blue Spruce, Dentist (Pueblo)

1991 Not Awarded

1992 Fred Begay, Ph.D., Physics (Navajo)

1993 Dr. Taylor MacKenzie, Medicine (Navajo)

1994 Dwight Gourneau, Electrical Engineering & Physics (Chippewa)

1995 Cliff Poodry, Ph.D., Biology (Seneca)

1996 Fred Cooper, Ph.D., Civil Engineering (Shoalwater Bay)

1997 Jane Mt. Pleasant, Ph.D., Agronomy & Soil Science (Tuscarora)

1998 Dick French, Forestry (Yakama) - Awarded Posthumously

1999 Robert Megginson, Ph.D., Mathematics (Lakota)

2000 Jim May, Ph.D., Engineering/Business/Library Science (Cherokee)

2001 Carolyn Elgin, Ed.D., Educator (Choctaw)

2002 Dr. Judith Kaur, Medicine (Choctaw/Cherokee)

2003 Carole Gardipe, Geology, (Penobscot)

2004 Jerry Elliott, Physics, (Osage/Cherokee)

2005 George Thomas, Engineering, (Cherokee)

2006 Not Awarded

2007 Governor Joseph Garcia (Ohkay Owingeh)

2008 Norbert S. Hill Jr. (Oneida)

2009 Sandra Begay-Campbell (Navajo)

2010 Dr. Robert Whitman (Navajo)

2011 Everett Chavez (Kewa Pueblo)

2012 Henrietta Mann (Cheyenne)

2013 Bessie Newman Spicer (Navajo)

2014 Dr. Jason Younker (Coquille)

2015 Dr. Bret Benally Thompson (White Earth Ojibwe)

2016 Dr. Robin Wall Kimmerer (Potawtomi)

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