The Charles N. Sherlock Meritorious Service Award provides recognition for an individual's outstanding voluntary service to the Society, through single or aggregate activities, though not necessarily in any single year. Activities performed as a function of an elected office or paid position shall not be considered. In 2004, the award was renamed in honor of its first recipient, Charles N. Sherlock. Except in extreme extenuating circumstances, no more than one award shall be made in any calendar year. The Awards Committee will have the option of not conferring an award if it decides that no individual qualifies in a given year. Nominations for this award may be made by members of the headquarters staff, Board of Directors, councils, the Awards Committee, local sections or by any ASNT member. For more information on the nomination procedure, please see the award matrix following this section.

Eligibility Requirements	Outstanding voluntary service outside elected office or paid services
Form of Award	Citation; one award per year
Application Notices Out	August issue of Materials Evaluation
Application Deadline	1 February
Materials Submitted	Letter of nomination showing exemplary service to ASNT
Winner Announced	After Annual Research Symposium
Award Received	Fall Conference
Society Contact	Board of Directors, Awards Committee
Staff Contact	Administrative Assistant

 

 

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