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Honors and Awards Reference Manual HONORS AND AWARDS COMMITTEE REFERENCE MANUAL Approved by H&A: February 2, 2020 Table of Contents APPENDIX A-1: HONORS AND AWARDS - GENERAL ..................................................................................... 5 APPENDIX A-4: PLENARY FORMAT ................................................................................................................... 8 APPENDIX B: HONORS AND AWARDS CALENDAR ....................................................................................... 9 APPENDIX C: FORMAT FOR COMMITTEE OBJECTIVES ........................................................................... 10 APPENDIX D: GUIDELINES FOR AWARDS ..................................................................................................... 11 APPENDIX E: CONTENT, FORMAT AND HANDLING OF MOTIONS ........................................................ 12 APPENDIX F: MENTORING PROGRAM ........................................................................................................... 16 APPENDIX G: CODE OF ETHICS ........................................................................................................................ 18 APPENDIX H: CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION AGREEMENT .................................................................. 19 APPENDIX I - HONORS AND AWARDS REVIEW SCHEDULE ..................................................................... 20 APPENDIX I-1: FIVE-YEAR REVIEW OF ASHRAE HONORS AND AWARDS .......................................... 21 APPENDIX I-2: SAMPLE FIVE-YEAR REVIEW TRACKING SHEET .......................................................... 22 APPENDIX I-3: HONORS AND AWARDS RECOMMENDATION FORM .................................................... 24 APPENDIX J-1: GUIDELINES FOR ASHRAE FELLOW NOMINATORS ..................................................... 25 APPENDIX K: PIONEERS OF THE INDUSTRY NOMINATION FORM ....................................................... 34 APPENDIX L: DSA/ESA INSTRUCTIONS AND POINT TALLY FORM ........................................................ 35 APPENDIX M: ASHRAE HALL OF FAME NOMINATION FORM ............................................................... 43 APPENDIX N: CHECKLIST FOR WRITE-UPS .................................................................................................. 45 APPENDIX N-1: SAMPLE WRITE-UP FOR F. PAUL ANDERSON ................................................................ 47 APPENDIX N-2: SAMPLE WRITE-UP FOR ASHRAE HALL OF FAME ....................................................... 48 APPENDIX N-3: SAMPLE WRITE-UP FOR HONORARY MEMBER ............................................................ 49 APPENDIX N-4: SAMPLE WRITE-UP FOR LOUISE AND BILL HOLLADAY DISTINGUISHED FELLOW AWARD ................................................................................................................................................... 50 APPENDIX N-5: SAMPLE WRITE-UP FOR SELECTION OF FELLOW ....................................................... 51 APPENDIX N-6: SAMPLE WRITE-UP FOR ANDREW T. BOGGS SERVICE AWARD .............................. 52 APPENDIX N-7: SAMPLE WRITE-UP FOR ASHRAE AWARD FOR DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC SERVICE ................................................................................................................................................................... 53 APPENDIX N-8: SAMPLE WRITE-UP FOR ASHRAE PIONEERS OF THE INDUSTRY AWARD ........... 54 APPENDIX O: BIOGRAPHIES FOR NAMED AWARDS .................................................................................. 55 ANDREW T. BOGGS SERVICE AWARD .................................................................................................................. 55 CROSBY FIELD AWARD .............................................................................................................................................. 56 DAN MILLS CHAPTER PROGRAMS AWARD ....................................................................................................... 57 DONALD BAHNFLETH ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AWARD ...................................................................... 58 DONALD A. SILLER REFRIGERATION AWARD ................................................................................................. 59 E. K. CAMPBELL AWARD OF MERIT ..................................................................................................................... 60 F. PAUL ANDERSON AWARD ..................................................................................................................................... 61 GEORGE B. HIGHTOWER ........................................................................................................................................... 62 HOMER ADDAMS AWARD ......................................................................................................................................... 63 JOHN F. JAMES INTERNATIONAL AWARD ......................................................................................................... 64 LINCOLN BOUILLION AWARD ................................................................................................................................. 65 LOU FLAGG HISTORICAL AWARD ......................................................................................................................... 66 LOUISE AND BILL HOLLADAY DISTINGUISHED FELLOW AWARD ......................................................... 67 MILTON W. GARLAND COMMEMORATIVE REFRIGERATION AWARD FOR PROJECT EXCELLENCE .................................................................................................................................................................. 68 RALPH G. NEVINS PHYSIOLOGY AND HUMAN ENVIRONMENT AWARD............................................... 69 WILLIAM J. COLLINS, JR. RP AWARD ................................................................................................................... 70 WILLIS H. CARRIER AWARD .................................................................................................................................... 71 APPENDIX P-1: HISTORY OF F. PAUL ANDERSON AWARD ....................................................................... 72 APPENDIX P-2: HISTORY OF MILTON W. GARLAND REFRIGERATION AWARD ............................... 73 APPENDIX P-3: HISTORY OF ASHRAE AWARD FOR DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC SERVICE ................ 75 APPENDIX Q: PAST PRESIDENTS AND RECIPIENTS OF HONORS AND AWARDS ............................. 78 ASHRAE HALL OF FAME ............................................................................................................................................ 79 ASHRAE PIONEERS OF THE INDUSTRY ............................................................................................................... 80 F. PAUL ANDERSON AWARD ..................................................................................................................................... 80 LOUISE AND BILL HOLLADAY DISTINGUISHED FELLOW AWARD ......................................................... 81 ASHRAE FELLOWS ....................................................................................................................................................... 81 ANDREW T. BOGGS SERVICE AWARD .................................................................................................................. 85 ASHRAE-ALCO MEDAL FOR DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC SERVICE .............................................................. 85 ASHRAE AWARD FOR DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC SERVICE ........................................................................... 86 E.K. CAMPBELL AWARD OF MERIT ...................................................................................................................... 86 ASHRAE HONORARY MEMBERS............................................................................................................................. 86 DISTINGUISHED 50-YEAR MEMBER AWARD ..................................................................................................... 87 EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE AWARD ........................................................................................................................... 89 DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD ........................................................................................................................ 90 LINCOLN BOUILLON MEMBERSHIP AWARD .................................................................................................... 97 WILLIAM J. COLLINS, JR. RP AWARD ................................................................................................................... 97 HOMER ADDAMS AWARD ......................................................................................................................................... 98 RALPH G. NEVINS PHYSIOLOGY AND HUMAN ENVIRONMENT AWARD............................................... 99 JOHN F. JAMES INTERNATIONAL AWARD ......................................................................................................... 99 MILTON W. GARLAND COMMEMORATIVE REFRIGERATION AWARD FOR PROJECT EXCELLENCE ................................................................................................................................................................ 100 STANDARDS ACHIEVEMENT AWARD ................................................................................................................. 100 CROSBY FIELD AWARD ...........................................................................................................................................
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