ASGPP Awards

[Adam Blatner]

If you like this idea, Linda (and others), it will be important that you tactfully talk it 
up with members of the executive council at the forthcoming meeting, or people you 
know--your natural sociometric network. I cannot do this myself. Folks need to take some 
co-responsibility to talk about it, encourage it.
       Some of you might even be willing to volunteer a bit of time, though I know most of 
you are pretty busy.
                Still, I don't want to just ask the exec committee to do more unless we 
collectively are willing to help.

      Does anyone have any connection with Shelley Alexander, who used to be involved both 
with the awards, the American Board of Examiners (I think), and at St. Elizabeths 
Hospital?  I wonder if she has any past records in a box somewhere. Also, files (ideally, 
digital) of the folks who have been editing the American Board's newsletter-- because they 
also have biographical material. Anyone who used to manage the awards, or was on the 
committee...
           Warmly, Adam


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Linda Ciotola" <vegmom at closecall.com>
 Dear Adam : I think this is an excellent idea. Linda Ciotola
>re Dear colleagues in the ASGPP,  I have been encouraging the posting of the names of the 
>recipients of
> the ASGPP awards for a number of years---and this has finally happened! Now,
> I think I need some help, or to find out if any one else sees it this way.
> If you do, let our executive council know: I think that in addition to their
> posting the names of those who win various awards, it would also be optimal
> (in terms of recognition, the recipients feeling recognized adequately) for
> the website to also include a modest (more than 100 words that summarizes
> the reasons for their award. (This could be copied and edited based on the
> letters of nomination.)
>        What do you think? Warmly, Adam
>    p.s. What about posting photos of the recipients of awards?

>