The purpose of the award is to recognize creative, innovative approaches to solving problems or improving products and services in science and technology librarianship. The award recognizes and promotes leadership and initiative that demonstrate impact on the academic and research community. The 2016 award is currently on hold, pending sponsorship approval.
This award is currently on hold, pending sponsorship approval. Prior to the 2014 season, the award consisted of a $3,000 donation by IEEE. The award is administered by the ACRL Science & Technology Section and is presented at the Annual Conference each year.
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Any library-related project is eligible for the award. Projects from the award sponsors are ineligible for consideration. Projects of the STS Chair / Vice-Chair while those persons are in office are ineligible from consideration.
Projects nominated for the award should inspire information professionals to overcome obstacles in the profession, and should demonstrate creativity, quality and innovation within the context of national trends in science and technology librarianship. Projects should meet at least three of the following criteria:
Preference may be given to recent projects; however, historical projects that have demonstrated impact are also eligible for consideration. Preference may be given to library projects in partnership with academic college or research libraries; however, any projects that demonstrate impact on the science and technology academic community are also eligible for consideration.
Nominations must include a description of the innovative project, and sufficient supporting documentation for the committee to understand the purpose, content, impact, and innovative aspects of the program. Note: Electronic submissions are required.
Send nominations or questions to the award Co-Chairs, Edward L. F. Gonzalez, IUPUI University Library, E-mail: elgonzal@iupui.edu or Sara Scheib, University of Iowa, E-mail: sara-scheib@uiowa.edu. You may also contact Chase Ollis, collis@ala.org.
This award is currently on hold, pending sponsorship approval. Prior to the 2014 season, the award consisted of a $3,000 donation by IEEE. The award is administered by the ACRL Science & Technology Section and is presented at the Annual Conference each year.
