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REVISED SEPT 9




Date:  September 7, 2000
Project: Administrative
Ref. Doc: IT/00-0381
Reply to: Kate McMillan
Phone: 202-626-5742
email: kmcmillan@itic.org

ACTION REQUESTED of the Awards Ad Hoc Committee -- Selection of the Recipients of the 2000 Annual NCITS Awards

NCITS will recognize the individual achievements of members of the NCITS community at the October 17, 2000 NCITS TC Officer Symposium in the Washington, DC area.  Nominations have been received in all four categories. You have been asked, as the Awards Ad Hoc Committee, to select the recipients for the 2000 Awards.

Seven recipients in 1999 were technical experts from NCITS/B11, NCITS/H2, NCITS/K5, NCITS/L2 and NCITS/T13. The complete list of previous winners is on the website (http://www.ncits.org/honor.pdf).

This year, nominations have been received for officers and technical experts from NCITS/B10, NCITS/J11, NCITS/K5, NCITS/L1, NCITS/L2, NCITS/L3, NCITS/T4, NCITS/T6, NCITS/T10, NCITS/T11, NCITS/T12, and NCITS/T13. In other words, this will be a harder than in the past - we have many nominations.

Selection Deadline:

We would like to have an opportunity one month out to persuade the winners to attend the TC Officer Symposium and the Awards Reception. Those will occur on October 17, so we'd like to have the group picked by September 15 (which coincides with the completion of the agenda for the symposium).

I'm not sure how we should go about this when there are so many nominations. We have set up a listserv for this ad hoc group (Arnold Winkler, John Neumann, Don Deutsch, Dave Michael) and I'm copying Karen on all messages. If you would like a teleconference, please use the listserv to let Monica know which dates will work. If you'd rather mark your choices and fax them in (202-638-4922) or email them back, that works, too.