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Forwards Nomination Package Re Eg Adensam,Deputy Director Div of Reactor Projects Iii/Iv Ofc of Nuclear Reactor Regulation for Wise Award for Engineering Achievement
ML20133P372
Person / Time
Issue date: 01/13/1997
From: Shirley Ann Jackson, The Chairman
NRC COMMISSION (OCM)
To: Humphries J
WOMEN IN SCIENCE & ENGINEERING, INC.
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January 13, 1997 CHARMAN Ms. Joan Humphries Executive Director Women in Science and Engineering P.O. Box 310 Tarpon Springs, Florida 34688-0310

Dear Ms. Humphries:

i I am pleased to nominate Ms. Elinor G. Adensam, Deputy Director, Division of Reactor Projects III/IV, Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation, for the WISE Award for Engineering Achievement. The Commission appreciates the opportunity to participate in this awards program.

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Enclosure:

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ELIN0R G.

ADENSAM LAST NAME FIRST NAME INITIAL US Nuclear Regulatory Commission ORGANIEATION:

Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation COMPLETE ADDRESS:

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ZIP STATE CITY Deputy Director, Division of Reactor Projects III/IV 4

PRESENT POSITION TITLE: '

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RECOMMENDED AWARD:

o WISE AWARD:

SCIENTIFIC ENGINEERING X

WISE LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD:

o PERIOD COVERED FOR LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD:

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7 12 71 MONTH DAY YEAR TO:

10 31 96 NONTH DAY YEAR SUPPORTING JUSTIFICATION:

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YES NO o NARRATIVE INCIAJDES STATEMENT REGARDING NOMINEE'S ACT TO EITHER ENCOURAGE YOUNG GIRLS TO PURSUE S/E CAREERS O X

WOMEN IN ADVANCING IN THEIR S/E CAREERS

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CERTIFICATION OF RECOMMENDATION INCLUDED YES NO o

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CERTIFICATE OF RECOMMENDATION FOR AWARD NOMINATIONS FULL NAME OF NOMINEE:

Elinor Garrett Adensan USNRC, Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation ADDRESS:

Washington, DC 20555 TELEPHONE:

301-415-1354 This is to certify that I have reviewed and fully understand the stringent criteria established for recognizing the scientific or the employee is, without engineering contributions / achievements; qualification, worthy of recognition for reasons stated.

NAME OF RECOMMENDING OFFICIAL: Frank J. Miraalia TELEPHONE:

301-415-1270

.31GNATURE OF RECOMMENDING OFFICIAL

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ADDRESS OF AWARDS OFFICER USNRC, Office of Personnel Washington, DC 20555 i

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301-415-7530 SIGNA'ItJRE OF AWARDS OFFICER:

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ADDRESS OF AGENCY HEAD: USNRC, Washington, DC 20555

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Please print clearly or type above information.

If your nominee is selected as the winner of the award for which she is nominated, o black and white photograph will be needed for the Awau:s 5,x 7 The agency is to provide transportation and per diem D>t Program.

award recipients to attend the awards luncheon and eve 0 Ann reception, both held on March 24, 1997 at the Holiday Inn Westpark Hotel in Rosslyn, Virginia.

Nomination of Elinor G. Adensam for WISE Lifetime Achievement Award During her 25 years of Federal employment, Ms. Adensam has participated in a wide range of technical areas involving siting and regulation of the nation's 110 nuclear power plants. She is a recognized agency expert in the accident 1

analysis of the consequences of nuclear power plant accidents. She was the major staff member responsible for evaluating the environmental consequences of postulated accidents for more than 20 environmental impact statements in the early 1970s. This work led to her being selected to serve on the Consequences Task Force which reviewed the draft of the landmark Reactor Safety Study (WASH 1400). Comments developed by this Task Force, to which Ms.

Adensam contributed significantly, resulted in significant changes to the final report and in recognition of a significant accident scenario which later became the subject of agency and industry action to reduce the cisk of that accident scenario.

Ms. Adensam's work in accident evaluation areas was fully recognized when she was selected to be one of the first NRC representatives sent to the TMI site following the accident in 1979. Her knowledge of nuclear reactors was invaluable in coord oating with radiation protection inspectors unfamiliar with what isotopes they might have to deal with at a power plant.

Following her return from THI, Ms. Adensam began an assignment as a Section Leader in the Plant Systems Section supervising nine engineers where she was instrumental in dealing with various operating reactor issues. These included (1) resolution of the issue of post-loss of coolant accident loads on the containment of a boiling water reactor, (2) review of licensee changes to their steam generators to resolve water hammer concerns, (3) evaluations of spent fuel pool modifications, (4) reliability of emergency diesel generators, and (5) evaluations of integrated leak rate testing techniques for containments.

Later, Ms. Adensam served as a Project Director for project management of 11 reactors, either for licensing reviews, or for maintenance of the license once issued. This has involved participation in a wide range of technical issues ranging from environmental sciences to nuclear, mechanical, electrical and structural engineering. Review of these issues has resulted in significant agency decisions to license reactors, to take adverse regulatory action, or to permit continuing operation under special circumstances.

After more than 12 years as a Project Director, Ms. Adensam was assigned as Assistant Director for Region IV and V reactors in the Division of Reactor Projects III/IV/V.

In this position, Ms. Adensam was responsible for project management oversight of 20 nuclear power plants at 13 sites in eight states.

To effect safe operation at the facilities, this required a technical understanding of events at facilities and an ability to deal effectively with many utility executives.

In addition, Ms. Adensam had to coordinate with three of the agency's then five regions who were responsible for field support of the 20 reactors.

She brought to this position her years of dealing effectively with many different facilities and utilities on many technical issues.

Following a reorganization, Ms. Adensam was selected for her current position as Deputy Director for the same division which has responsibility for project management oversight of 48 nuclear power plants at 32 sites in 16 states.

In this position, Ms. Adensam ccntinues to employ her skills in dealing

4 effectively with events at these many facilities, the personnel responsible for running them, the public concerned with their operation, and the two regions responsible for field support of the 48 nuclear power plants.

During much of Ms. Adensam's career, the work of the AEC/NRC often did not demonstrate the author of a given piece of work, as all reports are published as agency reports. However, her promotion to more responsible positions reflects the recognition given her work by her colleagues.

In 1995, she was the recipient of a Presidential Meritorious Executive Rank Award, the second highest award for which SES members are eligible. Ms. Adensam is in the SES

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(ES-4) and assists the civision director in the supervision of five other SES managers.

During her years of Federal service, Ms. Adensam has consistently acted as a role model for other women in the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC).

For many years, she has acted as an informal mentor for other women in the agency.

In recent years she has been a formal mentor for two young women in the agency's Intern Program, encouraging them to reach out in their aspirations.

One has achieved her goal of certification as a resident inspector and is currently so assigned.

The other has gone on to a position in one of the regional offices. Other employees Ms. Adensam has mentored have gone on to make significant contributions to the agency or, in some cases, the Federal service in other agencies.

In 1975, Ms. Adensam became a member of the first Federal Women's Program Advisory Committee in the newly formed NRC.

She served for two years during a trying time for the FWPAC, as its identity was being formed and its respor.sibilities identified.

As a supervisor and manager, she has counseled and coached young women to help them perform effectively in dealing with others.

In all cases, she has encouraged these women to trust their own judgment and intuition and to achieve at their highest level.

Some have gone on to become managers in Federal service themselves.

In 1991, Ms. Adensam was awarded the Federal Women's Program Advisory Committee Achievement Award for her pioneering role as "a role model for women in technical positions who aspire to more responsible positions within the In her position as an SES manager, she demonstrates professional Agency."

competence, technical knowledge, and an ability to manage and motivate employees.

She has also demonstrated an ability to perform well in a field dominated by men, both within NRC and with the utilities with which she Her success has proven to be an inspiration to other regularly interfaces.

NRC women.

Not only does she endeavor to aid technical women within the agency to achieve their best and work the most effectively with a predominantly male workforce, but her performance has in itself offered them an example that they, too, can achieve high levels within the agency based on ability and hard work.

Ms. Adensam is nominated both for technical and managerial achievements during her 25 years of superior performance in the regulation of the nation's 110 nuclear power plants and for her effective mentoring of young women in the agency.

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j Assists the Division Director in the management of the agency's licensing l

activities for 48 nuclear power plants at 32 sites in 16 states in Regions III J

and IV through five project directorates headed by SES managers. Overall, responsible for a staff of 43 professionals and 16 clerical / administrative employees. These activities include evaluations of license amendment applications, event response evaluation, regional oversight involving three regions, evaluation of licenses performance, and enforcement actions. Develop 4

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Serve as the office representative in interfacing with high l

level utility management.

Periodically serve as Emergency Officer responsible for recommending the level of agency response to events at all nuclear power l

plants in the country.

Provide guidance to Project Directors on personnel matters and work assignments as well as on significant technical issues 4

related to assigned facilities.

Provide NRR concurrence or granting of enforcement discretion to assigned nuclear power plants when appropriate.

Proride office liaison with two of the agency's regional offices responsible j

evaluation for the assigned facilities on safety issues, enforcement actions, I

of licensee performance, inspection activities, and implementation of other l

agency policies and programs.

During the period of February 1995 through June j

1995, acted as division director while the director was on a special assignment.

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Adensam, Elinor Carrett 427-84-9716 Item 24 Runerience Block B.

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Manage the agency's licensing activities for 20 nuclear power plants at 13 reactor sites in Regions II, IV and V through three project directorates headed by SES managers. Overall, responsible for a staff of 27 professionals and seven clerical employees. These activities include evaluations of license amendment applications, event response evaluation, regional oversight involving three regions, evaluation of licensee performance, and enforcement actions. Develop related policies, procedures and programs and oversee implementation by the directorates.

Serve as the office representative in interfacing with high level utility management.

Periodically serve as Emergency Officer responsible for recommending the level of agency response to events at all nuclear power plants in the country.

Provide guidance to Project Directors on personnel matters and work assignments as well as on significant technical issues related to assigned facilities.

Provide NRR concurrence or granting of enforcement discretion to assigned nuclear power plants when appropriate.

Direct division efforts to utilize electronic media in communicating with licensees.

Provide office liaison with three of the agency's regional offices responsible for the assigned facilities on safety issues, enforcement actions, evaluation of licensee performance, inspection activities, and implementation of other agency policies and programs.

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Description of Work:

Direct 5 project managers, one licensing assistant, two secretaries and, until recently, one Project Engineer in the project management of 7 nuclear power plants at 5 sites.

Includes licensing activities, event response evaluation, region oversight, evaluation of licensee performance and enforcement support.

Requires interface with high level utility management as well as with senior NRC management. Act as senior NRR representative in many meetings with the licensee and the region.

Also responsible for hiring into the directorate, develcping and implementing performance plans, conducting performance appraisals, developing staff training plans, recommending awards, and recommending promotions.

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Adensam, Elinor Garrett 427-84-9716 Item 24 Ernerience Block D.

Description of Work:

Directed a new branch of two sections of professional employees responsible for licensing activities related to agency licensing of fuel cycle facilities.

Developed recommendations for budget changes related to administration directives on reductions in the Federal work force.

Supported inspection efforts of the Operations Branch in the transition to a new organization.

Prepared and provided briefings of upper management on the fuel cycle license renewal schedule. Directed reviews of renewals and amendment applications for fuel cycle licensees. Developed procedures for coordination within the new Division and for handling of enforcement matters.

Supported development of the division's contract budget for the current and future years.

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In Division Director's absence, directed the activities of a division of about j

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1 Managed three Project Directors, a Technical Assistant and a secretary in Dealt conduct of project management activities for all Region II reactors.

regional interface, enforcement decisions, and personnel with event response, I

Participated in licensee and technical meetings to resolve issues matters.

and identify technical concerns, especially those of potentially generic i

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Following a new reorganization, set up a new directorate to direct project Supervised six project management of 8 nuclear power plants at 6 sites.

managers, one licensing assistant and two secretaries.

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Description of Work:

Directed project management for licensing activities at assigned facilities.

l These ranged in number from 14 OL applications, one manufacturing license l

application, and seven CP applications at the start of my assignment to six operating lic2nses and five OL applications when I left this position.

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Initially directed 11 project managers, one licensing assistant, secretaries. At the time this assignment ended was directing 6 PMs, two secretaries and one licensing assistant. Accomplishments included licensing of 1 manufacturing facility and six operating plants. Completed SERs for 2 1

other OL applications.

Supported hearings, ACRS briefings, Commission meetings, initial investigations into allegations at TVA (Watts Bar), issued SER on Model D Steam Generators and directed initial stages of Vogtle j

Once licensed, operating facilities were supported with 4

readiness review.

l activities similar to those described above in Block D.

Isrued orders, exemptions, TS amendments, and environmental assessments, as required.

Completed issuance of the TMI rule for construction permit applicants and the manufacturing license application and instituted implementation of the rule.

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l Directed staff of five professionals in evaluation of events at operating Conducted reactors to determine safety significance and generic implications.

i studies of similar events to look for risk contributors.

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significance of RCP seal failures based on such studies. Also supervised one secretary.

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Supervised 5 professional employees in the Systematic Evaluation Program (SEP) f Branch who were responsible for evaluation of assigned SEP safety topics, These staff members performed as technical managers. Developed schedules and j

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Block K Supervised 9 professional employees who were responsible for performing reviews in the containment and auxiliary systems areas.

Prepared semi-annual budget projections for my section estimating manpower and technical assistance needs. Coordinated DOR review efforts in responsible areas with DSS and Lessons Learned efforts to assure consistent NRR products. Worked with IE on review of proposed bulletins, circulars and information notices in my areas.

Occasionally served as acting branch chief. Also responsible for hiring into the section, conducting performance appraisals, developing staff training j

plans, recommending technical assistance contract topics, coordinating technical assistance contract effort, and recommending promotior.s.

During my assignment in this section, the initial technical contract on diesel generator f

reliability (Generic Issue B-56) was completed, significant progress was made toward closure on Generic Issue A-7, Mark I Containments, and completion of reviews of the steam generator modifications to address water hammer in feed lines was achieved.

Adensam, Elinor Garrett 427-84-9716 Item 24 Runerience Block L.

Description of Work:

Supervised up to 8 professional employees. Reviewed section work (safety evaluations and environmental assessments) in the accident analysis and emergency planning areas. Coordinated D0R review work with DSE in review areas for which the branch has operating reactor responsibility but no j

technical expertise, e.g., meteorology, to assure appropriate review of operating reactor safety concerns. Until the staff and review responsibility 1

were transferred to DSE in August 1978, supervised and directed the technical review effort of three biologists in non-radiological environmental areas.

During an approximately three month period, alternated with the other branch section leader as acting branch chief. During this period, collaborated with the other section leader in developing branch budget projections for FY79 and FY80.

Also responsible for hiring into the section, conducting performance appraisals, developing staff training plans, recommending technical assistance and j

contracts, coordinating technical assistance contract efforts, recommending promotions.

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Block M Reviewed design modifications and other changes at Operating Reactors which had the potential for impacting assumptions used in staff accident analyses.

Worked with Branch Chief to recommend areas of responsibility between newly formed DOR and the Accident Analysis Branch, DSE.

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1 Description of Work:

i Worked for 3h years in the Accident Analysis area with ever increasing responsibilities.

Performed realistic accident assessments used in Environmental Statements.

Interacted with Project Managers and testified at I

hearings.

Performed loss-of-coolant accident dose analyses using input from other technical branches. Reviewed secondary containments as consequence mitigators; worked with other branches on developing Main Steam Line Leakage Control System Reg. Guide. Worked with Branch Chief on recommendations for population density around nuclear plants.

Directed Branch Review of ATWS radiological review.

Participated in the regulatory review of the WASH-1400 Draft (Task Force).

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Assisted in developing and evaluating models used in evaluating site acceptability for proposed nuclear plants.

Prepared documentation for staff's computer code.

Performed site analysis for Watts Bar CP application.

Performed dose calculations for estimating the environmental impact of postulated accidents. Developed staff models for input to environmental impact statements on the subject of impact of accidents.

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Description of Work:

Prepared input for, executed and analyzed various computer programs used in nuclear design in analysis of LWRs.

Assisted in adopting some of these programs to computers other than those for which they were originally written.

Performed extensive studies of several programs and prepared FORTRAN programming changes.

Performed analysis in support of large, multi-assembly spent fuel shipping cask design studies.

Performed physics and safeguards analysis for an Addendum to the PM-3A SAR.

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covering special inspections of nuclear power plants, safeguards inspections These branches and licensing reviews, and vendor inspections and evaluations.

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as well a conducting some inspections themselves. Also chaired the Allegation 1

Review Board in the director's absence. Directed participation in liaison for use in 2

with the industry on commercial grade dedication of equipment nuclear power plants as safety grade equipment. Dealt with personnel matters as required.

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Brookings Institution 2/91 Managerial Competencies for Executives (2 weeks)

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4/80 SWE and Science (2 days) 7/79 Executive Leadership and Management Program (3 weeks)

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5/76 Seminar on Race Relations and EEO NRC 3/76 BWR Systems II (2 weeks)

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i WISE AWARD i

NOMINATION PACK. AGE WISE c/o Joan Humphries P.O. Box 310 Tarpon Springs, FL 34688-0310

WISE Women in Science and Engineering P.O. Box 310 Tarpon Springs, FL 34688-0310 Voice: 813-937-0434 FAX: 813-937-0585 E-Mail:

FEDWISE6aol.com

Dear Federal Awards Officers:

Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) is soliciting nominations for the 1997 WISE Awards Program.

We are pleased to announce that the 1996 WISE Award winners are:

Engineering Scientific i

Karen L. Gundy-Burlet, Ph.D.

Katherine C. Thornton, Ph.D.

NASA NASA l

Moffett Field, California Houston, Texas Lifetime Achievement Shelba J. Proffitt, Ph.D.

U.S. Department of the Army

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Huntsville, Alabama i

Each agency or department (i.e. Dep't. of the Army, Dep't. of the Navy, NSA, CIA, NASA, USDA, USDI, etc.) may submit oniv one nomination for each of the three award categories.

We cannot accept nominations from agency or departmental components.

The Sixteenth Annual National WISE Training and Development Program will be held March 24 through March 27,-1997 at the Holiday Inn Westpark Hotel in Rosslyn, Virginia.

The Awards will be made at our special awards luncheon on Monday, March 24, 1997 from 12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m.

be received by January 15, 1997.

Mail an Your nominations must original and six copies of your nominations to WISE or FAX them to (813) 937-0585.

All faxes should be followed up with the appropriate number of hard copies.

Please update WISE with the name and address of your Awards Officer to avoid delays in obtaining the nomination packages.

Thank you for your continued assistance in enabling us to recognize a distinguished group of Federal women scientists and engineers.

Sincerely, P

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i OBJECTIVES:

o. To recognize a specific or special scientific or technical i

i contribution by a woman scientist in the Federal service, And o

To recognize a specific contribution made by a woman l

scientist in the Federal service toward encouraging young girls and 4

I women to pursue science or engineering careers or to enhance l

employment, promotional or developmental opportunities for women 1

scientists in their field.

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The award is granted in the foam of a plaque and an 4

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honorary citation.

Each year the award is presented at the annual awards luncheon held during the WISE National Training conference i

in the presence of all attendees, guests, and the media.

ELIGIBILITY:

o All women scientists who are employed by the Federal j

government in either a civilian or non-civilian status.

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CRITERIA:

must meet both criteria that pertain to scientific Candidates achievement ud criteria that pertain to opportunities for girls or women in science.

Factors to be included in evaluating the nominations include, but are not limited to, the following:

A scientific achievement which has led to a significant o

advancement in the state of the art in a particular field; o

An invention, patent, or design of equipment which has i

significantly enhanced a field of work or opened up new fields; An exceptionally innovative and/or creative research paper o

or project which has either significantly improved or led to a new field of research, or the results of which are considered by that discipline as having made a major breakthrough in relation to that particular field of science; and

Demonstrated commitment to encouraging the entry of girls o

into or the advancement of women in science or engineering.

NOMINATIONS:

No more than one nomination for this award will be accepted l

o from each department or independent agency of government.

i Each nomination must include an original and six copies of o

the following:

- The complete " Nomination Form"

- A statement of no more than two pages summarizing the nominee's achievements, contributions, and initiative regarding girls and/or women.

- A copy of the nominee's resume, SF-171, or curriculum vitae which should include such things as a listing of publications, patents, etc.

- The " Certification of Recommendation" to be signed by the recommending official, the agency awards officer, and the head of the department / agency.

To be eligible for consideration, all nomination packages o

for the 1997 awards will be due no later than 5:00 p.m. on January 15, 1997.

o WISE AWARD FOR ENGINEERING ACHIEVEMENT s

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To recognize a specific or special engineering / technical

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o To recognize a specific contribution made by a woman i

engineer in the Federal service toward encouraging young girls and women to pursue science or engineering careers or to enhance employment, promotional or developmental opportunities for women engineers in their field.

AWARD:

o The award is granted in the form of a plaque and an honorary citation.

Each year the award is presented at the annual awards luncheon held during the WISE National Training Conference in the presence of all attendees, guests, and the media.

i ELIGIBILITY:

o All women engineers who are employed by the Federal government in either a civilian or non-civilian status.

CRITERIA:

Candidates must meet both criteria that pertain to engineering achievement and criteria that pertain to opportunities for girls and women in science.

Factors to be included in evaluating the nominations include, but are not limited to, the following:

A significant engineering achievement which has led to a o

significant advancement in the state of the art in a particular field; o

An invention, patent, or design of equipment which has significantly enhanced a field of work or opened up new fields; An exceptionally innovative and/or creative research paper o

or project which has either significantly improved or led to a new field of research, or the results of which are considered by that discipline as having made a major breakthrough in relation to that particular field of engineering; and/or

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exceptional engineering knowledge and project development.

i Demonstrated commitment to encouraging the entry of girls 1

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- The " Certification of Recommendation" to be signed by l

the recommending official, the agency awards officer, and the head of the department / agency.

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WISE LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD l

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o To recognize the sustained scientific and technical i

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engineer in the Federal service toward encouraging young girls and

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employment, promotional or developmental opportunities for women scientists or engineers in their field.

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The award is granted in the form of a plaque and an honorary' citation.

The. award is presented at the annual awards luncheon on the first day of the WISE National Training Conference in the presence of all attendees, guests, and the media.

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'n ELIGIBILITY:

I All women scientists or engineers with at least 20 years' o

l 4-service in the Federal government in either a civilian or non-civilian status.

CRITERIA:

i Candidates must meet both criteria that pertain to scientific and engineering achievement and criteria that pertain to opportunities for girls and/or women in science and engineering.

l Factors to be included in evaluating the nominations inclu'de, but i

are not limited to, the following:

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Recognition as a scientist or engineer at national and international levels;

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Each nomination must include an original and six copies of o

the following:

- The complete " Nomination Form"

- A statement of no more that two pages summarizing the nominee's achievements, contributions, and initiative regarding girls and/or women.

- A copy of the nominee's resume, SF-171, or curriculum vitae which should include such things as a listing of publications, patents, etc.

- The " Certification of Recommendation" to be signed by the recommending official, the agency awards officer, and the head of the department / agency.

To be eligible for consideration, all nomination packages j

o for the 1997 award will be due no later than 5:00 p.m. on January 15, 1997.

o NOMINATION FORM INFORMATION ON NOMINEE:

LAST NAME FIRST NAME INITIAL ORGANIZATION:

COMPLETE ADDRESS:

CITY STATE ZIP PRESENT POSITION TITLE:

PRESENT PAY PLAN / OCCUPATIONAL SERIES / GRADE:

RECOMMENDED AWARD:

o WISE AWARD:

SCIENTIFIC ENGINEERING o

WISE LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD:

PERIOD COVERED FOR LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD:

FROM:

MONTH DAY YEAR TO:

MONTH DAY YEAR SUPPORTING JUSTIFICATION:

o NARRATIVE STATEMENT INCLUDED YES NO NARRATIVE INCLUDES STATEMENT REGARDING NOMINEE'S ACTIVITIES o

TO EITHER ENCOURAGE YOUNG GIRLS TO PURSUE S/E CAREERS OR 'IU ASSIST WOMEN IN ADVANCING IN THEIR S/E CAREERS YES NO o

SF-171, RESUME, VITAE INCLUDED

__ YES NO CERTIFICATION OF RECOMMENDATION INCLUDED o

YES NO AN ORIGINAL AND SIX COPIES OF ALL MATERIALS o

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CERTIFICATE OF RECOMMENDATION FOR AWAP.D NOMINATIONS FULL NAME OF NOMINEE:

ADDRESS:

TELEPHONE:

This is to certify that I have reviewed and fully understand the stringent criteria established for recognizing the scientific or engineering contributions / achievements; the employee is, without qualification, worthy of recognition for reasons stated.

NAME OF RECOMMENDING OFFICIAL:

TELEPHONE:

SIGNATURE OF RECOMMENDING OFFICIAL:

AGENCY / DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS OFFICER:

ADDRESS OF AWARDS OFFICER TELEPHONE:

SIGNATURE OF AWARDS OFFICER:

NAME/TITLS OF AGENCY / DEPARTMENT HEAD:

ADDRESS OF AGENCY HEAD:

SIGNATURE OF AGENCY HEAD:

Please print clearly or type above information.

If your nominee is selected as the winner of the award for which she is nominated, a black and white photograph will be needed for the Awards 5 x7 The agency is to provide transportation and per diem for Program.

award recipients to attend the awards luncheon and evening reception, both held on March 24, 1997 at the Holiday Inn Westpark Hotel in Rosslyn, Virginia.

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