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UPDATE June 30, 2006:
See
http://www.ethanolproducer.com/article-web.jsp?article_id=2167 for the
2006 Award of Excellence winner.
The 2006 Award of Excellence trophy and
$1,000 check will be presented again at this year’s International Fuel
Ethanol Workshop & Expo (FEW) in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, June 20-23. Kathy
Bryan, President of BBI International, created the award in 2000 to
recognize individuals who have made significant contributions to the fuel
ethanol industry through their research, technical advisory and/or
development activities.
The first Award of Excellence was
presented to Dr. Raphael Katzen in 2000. Rodney Bothast received the award
in 2002, and Dennis Vander Griend received it in 2004. Nominations for
2006 are now being solicited.
A Selection Committee of international
representatives from ethanol production, academia, government agencies and
associations reviews all nominations and selects the recipient.
The Nomination Form is available
for download:
2006 Award of Excellence
Nomination Form (35KB .DOC format)
2006 Award of Excellence
Nomination Form (93KB .PDF format)
EXPLANATION OF THE AWARD AND
PROCEDURES FOR NOMINATION
Who the award is meant to honor:
Individuals who, through their research and technical advisory
activities, have made significant contributions to the Fuel Ethanol
Industry. The Award recipient is usually an individual, but joint awards
are not prohibited.
Possible Candidates: Scientists and Engineers from Government,
Industry, and Universities.
Description
of the Award: The recipient will receive a beautiful cut glass trophy
from the International Fuel Ethanol Workshop (2004
Award to Dennis Vander Griend pictured
at right), plus a cash award of $1,000 from BBI International. The
“Award of Excellence” (criteria below) is presented on even years - 2000,
2002, 2004, 2006, etc. The “Distinguished Service Award”, that is
determined by an industry-wide poll, is presented on uneven years - 2001,
2003, 2005, 2007, etc.
Criteria for Nomination: The candidate must have conducted research
or technology improvements that have had a positive impact on the Fuel
Ethanol Industry. The accomplishment(s) can be in any field of science or
engineering as long as it has enhanced the industry’s ability to produce
fuel ethanol. Please include examples of relevant criteria include
publications, patents, new designs, ideas, and paradigms, authoritative
and expert reviews, demonstrations and pilot projects, or other tangible
contributions that have benefited the Fuel Ethanol Industry. The emphasis
of this award is on research, information, and development efforts that
have already benefited the industry rather than those that have potential,
but no application yet.
Nomination Procedures: Persons can be nominated by submission of an
application form to Sue
Conroe, and must be postmarked by May 1,
2006. The nomination requires one
nominator and at least one seconder. Letters from additional supporters of
the nomination are greatly encouraged. Nominations that are not successful
the first year are automatically reconsidered for the next two years – 2006
and 2008. Short updates to
previous nominations (2004) are
strongly suggested.
Award Committee: The Award Selection Committee is international and
is composed of representatives of ethanol production, academia, government
agencies and associations. Award Committee members will typically be
scientists and engineers or be knowledgeable in these areas. Members will
serve a 2-year term and members appointed onto the first committee will
have staggered terms to retain experience on the committee from year to
year.
For more information,
contact Sue Conroe at BBI International, sconroe@bbibiofuels.com
or 719-539-0300.
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June 26-29, 2007
St. Louis, Missouri
Join us for
the 23rd Annual International Fuel Ethanol Workshop & Expo!
Click for details
on reserving your Expo booth
For information about other years of the FEW, please see:
2002 FEW
2003 FEW
2004 FEW
2005 FEW
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