Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Awards Committee tell nominees who nominated them?
No. We encourage you to talk with your nominee and let him/her know. You'll get your facts straight and likely have a good conversation in the process.
Can I submit a nomination if I don't have all the information?
Yes. Do the best you can. All things being equal, a narrative that clearly addresses all the criteria is stronger than one that does not. The solution? Talk to the nominee directly and/or get another person (who has the missing information) to submit a nomination with you.
How long will my nomination remain in consideration?
Two years, provided that, in the second year, the criteria are still being met. The Awards Committee urges you to submit new or additional information or supporting nominations in the second year as a way of keeping the nomination fresh.
Can I nominate someone for more than one award?
Yes. However, as each award is different, you need to submit a nomination or group of nominations that address each award's criteria.
Can I nominate myself?
No.
Can I submit my nomination by email?
Yes, please do! We prefer that you send an email to
drewbrennan@gmail.com that has the nomination in the body of the email and also as an attachment. This will ensure that we receive your nomination the first time and make it easy to distribute your nomination to reviewers.
Can I get help with my nomination?
| 2011 AWARDS ANNOUNCED (PDF) |
