Award
Description:
Presented to an individual whose written work on evaluation theory has led to fruitful debates on the assumptions,
goals, and practices of evaluation.
Awarded for sustained contributions to the influence of theory
of evaluation.
Contributions should be demonstrated to have been substantial in
nature, although they need not necessarily have been broad in
impact, e.g., they may have been limited to some aspects of
evaluation or to one field of application.
This award is open to an evaluator in any area of evaluation (Examples: Social
Work, Organizational & Leadership Development, the Sciences).
Required
Nomination Materials:
For hardcopy
submissions, five copies of each of the following materials must be
sent via landmail to the AEA office in a SINGLE package. Electronic
submissions must contain each of the following materials combined
into ONE electronic file. Submitted materials are not returned.
Nomination Form:
Please review all
of the required nomination materials before completing the
Nomination Form which can be found on the Submission Instructions
page (See below).
Nomination Justification:
A statement from either the nominee or nominator justifying the
award nomination.
Letters of Support:
At least two and no more than five statements from colleagues,
focusing on the criteria for the award, and in support of the
nomination.
Supporting Documentation:
A
vita or resume (maximum of 10 pages).
Up to
three publications and reports. The committee asks that nominators
balance quality and brevity when considering documents for
submission. Please select publications and reports that
demonstrate the quality of the nominee and avoid submitting
documents that duplicate the contribution of other documents.
Submission Instructions: Once you have review
the Required Nomination Materials above please review the award
Submission Instructions.
