IDEAL Star Award

Denieka Bean — Tue, 10 May 2022 17:02:29 +0000

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Award	The IDEAL Star Award is open for nominations from both individuals and teams. All AIChE members, including those from academia, students, and industry professionals, are eligible to apply. In the case of team nominations, one person can be selected to represent the team and participate in the conference activities on behalf of the team. This inclusive approach allows for recognition and participation from a diverse range of individuals and teams within the AIChE community. Previously IDEAL Start awarded programs included: Unconscious Bias Workshop (link) Safe Zone Ally Training Workshop (link) To ensure successful applications, please consider the following guidelines: Clearly describe the candidate's activity, emphasizing its impact on the chemical engineering and related fields community. It is important to provide a comprehensive understanding of the significance and outcomes of the activity. Articulate how the candidate's activity aligns with the IDEAL values established by AIChE. Explain the connections between their efforts and the principles of Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Anti-racism, and Learning (IDEAL) in a concise and understandable manner. Offer specific and concrete examples to illustrate the candidate's future contributions and engagement in IDEAL programming and with the Societal Impact Operating Council (SIOC). Outline the planned initiatives and describe how these efforts will further promote IDEAL values within the AIChE community. By adhering to these guidelines, applicants can ensure clarity and effectiveness in conveying their achievements, alignment with IDEAL values, and commitment to future IDEAL programming and engagement with SIOC.
Administrators	Societal Impact Operating Council (SIOC)
Nomination Instructions	How to apply? Submit an application packet, in a single PDF format, not exceeding a total of ten pages, including the specified document outlined in this section. The deadline for submission is August 23rd. Self-nominations are encouraged, and candidates can be re-nominated. Application Form The application packet should include the following components: Project Description and Statement of Impact: This statement should be a maximum of two single-spaced pages, containing no more than 1,000 words. It should address the three bullet points listed in the "Successful Applications Will" section above. You can include testimonials, materials used, photos of programming, quotes, and information regarding volunteer support (such as the number of attendees, viewership, assessment results, etc.). Curriculum Vitae (CV): The CV should not exceed two pages and should be formatted with 12-point Times New Roman font and 1-inch margins. Include contact information, current position, scholarly/professional activities, as well as activities related to efforts and learning opportunities towards IDEAL (e.g., dissertation title(s), educational research, instructional design, and innovations). If space permits, additional information can be included. Short Biography: Provide a brief biography for each candidate, with no more than 250 words in length. Letters of Recommendation: Include letters of recommendation, with a maximum of two pages per recommender. These letters should describe the candidate's dedication and commitment to advancing the values of IDEAL in the field of chemical engineering and related STEM fields. The letters can be from any division programming chair, member, or other member who participated in the activity. We recommend at least one letter and a maximum of 3 letters per application. Award Timeline (Adjusted for 2024): • June 3rd: Application opens • August 23rd: Application Deadline • *September: Selection Committee review & propose recipient • September 23rd* : Notification of status to applicants • October: Award Presentation at the AIChE Annual Meeting at the IDEAL Reception

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Award

The IDEAL Star Award is open for nominations from both individuals and teams. All AIChE members, including those from academia, students, and industry professionals, are eligible to apply. In the case of team nominations, one person can be selected to represent the team and participate in the conference activities on behalf of the team. This inclusive approach allows for recognition and participation from a diverse range of individuals and teams within the AIChE community.

Previously IDEAL Start awarded programs included:

Unconscious Bias Workshop (link)
Safe Zone Ally Training Workshop (link)

To ensure successful applications, please consider the following guidelines:

Clearly describe the candidate's activity, emphasizing its impact on the chemical engineering and related fields community. It is important to provide a comprehensive understanding of the significance and outcomes of the activity.
Articulate how the candidate's activity aligns with the IDEAL values established by AIChE. Explain the connections between their efforts and the principles of Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Anti-racism, and Learning (IDEAL) in a concise and understandable manner.
Offer specific and concrete examples to illustrate the candidate's future contributions and engagement in IDEAL programming and with the Societal Impact Operating Council (SIOC). Outline the planned initiatives and describe how these efforts will further promote IDEAL values within the AIChE community.

By adhering to these guidelines, applicants can ensure clarity and effectiveness in conveying their achievements, alignment with IDEAL values, and commitment to future IDEAL programming and engagement with SIOC.

Administrators

Societal Impact Operating Council (SIOC)

Nomination Instructions

How to apply? Submit an application packet, in a single PDF format, not exceeding a total of ten pages, including the specified document outlined in this section. The deadline for submission is August 23rd. Self-nominations are encouraged, and candidates can be re-nominated.

Application Form

The application packet should include the following components:

Project Description and Statement of Impact: This statement should be a maximum of two single-spaced pages, containing no more than 1,000 words. It should address the three bullet points listed in the "Successful Applications Will" section above. You can include testimonials, materials used, photos of programming, quotes, and information regarding volunteer support (such as the number of attendees, viewership, assessment results, etc.).
Curriculum Vitae (CV): The CV should not exceed two pages and should be formatted with 12-point Times New Roman font and 1-inch margins. Include contact information, current position, scholarly/professional activities, as well as activities related to efforts and learning opportunities towards IDEAL (e.g., dissertation title(s), educational research, instructional design, and innovations). If space permits, additional information can be included.
Short Biography: Provide a brief biography for each candidate, with no more than 250 words in length.
Letters of Recommendation: Include letters of recommendation, with a maximum of two pages per recommender. These letters should describe the candidate's dedication and commitment to advancing the values of IDEAL in the field of chemical engineering and related STEM fields. The letters can be from any division programming chair, member, or other member who participated in the activity. We recommend at least one letter and a maximum of 3 letters per application.

Award Timeline (Adjusted for 2024):

•   June 3rd: Application opens

•   August 23rd: Application Deadline

•   September: Selection Committee review & propose recipient

•   September 23rd : Notification of status to applicants

•   October: Award Presentation at the AIChE Annual Meeting at the IDEAL Reception

This award recognizes AIChE members who have created successful programming to progress the IDEAL path by creating engaging, inclusive content with an emphasis on learning about topics pertaining to Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and/or Anti-racism.

AIChE K-12 STEM Outreach Competition

Emily Miksiewicz — Thu, 23 Jul 2020 15:13:05 +0000

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Award	Evaluation Criteria Modules will be assessed by volunteer judges on 10 criteria: Feasibility – mobility, accessibility, & cost Meaningfulness of objectives Target audience appropriate explanation of theory or concepts Connection to real world application Audience specialization Audience interactivity Innovativeness or creativity Safety Benefit to volunteers Takeaway handouts Awards EXECUTIVE STUDENT COMMITTEE AWARDS for undergraduate student-submitted modules accepted for presentation and participation in the competition 1st Place Award & $500 USD 2nd Place Award & $300 USD K-12 COMMITTEE AWARDS for non- undergraduate student submitted modules accepted for presentation and participation in the competition: 1st Place Award & $500 USD 2nd Place Award & $300 USD And more Top K-2 Module Award & $200 USD Top 3-5 Module Award & $200 USD Top 6-8 Module Award & $200 USD Top 9-12 Module Award & $200 USD
Deadline	September 9, 2024
Administrators	Executive Student Committee (ESC), Societal Impact Operating Council (SIOC)
Presentation	Awards will be presented at the conclusion of the event. Award winning modules will be included in a central repository of educational resources for use in K-12 STEM Outreach initiatives.
Nomination Instructions	Entry Interested participants must review and fulfill all eligibility criteria, requirements for modules, and all entry requirements in their entirety by the specified deadline in order to be considered for participation in the competition. Please be advised that due to space and time limitations, we will not be able to accept all submitted modules for participation in the competition. Competitors may submit a maximum of one competition entry per target audience, for a maximum of four total submissions from any competing entity. Eligibility Criteria All participants must be active AIChE members All participants must be active AIChE K-12 Community members Undergraduate student participants must register to attend the Annual Student Conference All other participants must register to attend Annual Meeting Entries will be accepted from both teams and individuals Requirements, Forms, & Documents Requirements for Modules Entry Form Questions Safety Assessment Form Handout #1 Template Handout #2 Template Institute Policies Attestation Form List of Past Modules Deadline for Entry September 9th, 11:59 PM ET Timeline for Notification Primary contacts associated with submissions accepted for presentation will be notified of acceptance in mid-September (Target: September 15th) Entry Instructions Ready to submit your module? Step 1: Submit an ENTRY FORM Step 2: Submit a VIDEO *Prior to uploading, please ensure that your video file name matches your "Name of Module" as indicated in your entry form. Contact k12@aiche.org with any related questions.
Sponsors	AIChE Doing a World of Good

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