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NAB
Is Accepting Nominations for 2011 Engineering Achievement Awards
NAB is currently
accepting nominations for the 2011 NAB Engineering Achievement Awards.
Established in 1959, the NAB Engineering Achievement Award is presented
each year to an individual for their outstanding accomplishments
in the broadcast industry. In 1991, NAB began giving awards separately
for achievements in radio and television. The award winners will
be recognized at the Technology Luncheon at NAB 2011 on April 13
in Las Vegas, Nev.
Candidates for
the Radio and Television Engineering Achievement Awards must be
or have been an owner, officer or employee of any company, subsidiary
or division whose primary business is broadcasting, or directly
supports broadcasting, including employees of the Federal government
directly engaged in broadcast engineering work.
The size of
the organization with which each candidate is affiliated is not
a determining factor. The merits of the contributions to broadcast
engineering are the sole factors that will be taken into account.
The candidates
for the two Engineering Achievement Awards will be evaluated on
the basis of a single significant contribution or multiple contributions
made over a period of time that, taken together, have significantly
advanced the state of the art of broadcast engineering.
The candidates
shall have made contributions in the following categories:
Inventions
Development
of new techniques
Dissemination
of technical knowledge and literature
Leadership
in broadcast engineering affairs
An outstanding
contribution which, in the opinion of the NAB Executive Committee,
warrants consideration.
The period of
time encompassed by the engineering contributions of the candidates
for the awards should be reasonable. The NAB Executive Committee
will select the award winners. The Committee will emphasize the
more recent achievements of the nominees
The nomination
form is available on NAB's Web page at http://www.nab.org/events/awards/entryRules.asp?id=1991
The deadline for nominations is January 21, 2011.
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