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Association Awards for Members

  Forensic Science Award   Outstanding Forensic Science Award: 

This award will be presented annually to a qualified nominee, actively involved in law enforcement, in the field of forensic science.

  Qualifications are as follows:
  The selection of this award will be conducted by the Board of Directors at the board meeting held during the annual conference. The nomination must be submitted to the Chairman of the Board of Directors no later than thirty (30) days prior to the annual conference. The nomination must be signed by an agency head, supervisor, superior officer, or two (2) Active Members of this Association, as now defined in our constitution.

The nominee must be an Active Member of this Association for a minimum of two (2) consecutive years and actively be working in a forensic science field. This award will be presented to that qualified nominee who, in the opinion of the Board of Directors, has made the most significant and valuable contribution in the field of Forensic Science during the year immediately preceding each annual conference.

The nominee shall demonstrate self motivation, excellence, and dedication toward education and advancement in forensic science or in the application of a forensic science.

The field of forensic science shall encompass all disciplines listed under the science and practice committee of this association.

The recommendation for this award shall include: Name, Rank or Title, Job Assignment, Work Background, and details of their contributions and achievements in the field of forensic science.

A plaque, suitably engraved, will be presented by the president of this Association at the annual conference.

DEADLINE FOR NOMINATION IS 10/21/12


HOW TO NOMINATE

 

  Sustained Achievement Award   Sustained Achievement Award:

This award will be presented annually to a qualified nominee, actively involved in law enforcement, in the field of forensic science.

       
 

The selection of this award will be conducted by the Board of Directors at the board meeting held during the annual conference.

The nomination must be submitted to the Chairman of the Board of Directors no later than thirty (30) days prior to the annual conference.

The nomination must be signed by an agency head, supervisor, superior officer, or two (2) Active Members of this Association, as now defined in our Constitution.

The nominee must be an Active Member of this Association for a minimum of five (5) consecutive years and have fifteen (15) active years in a forensic science field. This award will be presented to that qualified nominee who, in the opinion of the Board of Directors, has made valuable and consistent contributions in the field of Forensic Science and dedication toward education and advancement in forensic science.


The field of forensic science will encompass all disciplines listed under the science and practice committee association.

The recommendation for this award shall include: Name, Rank of Title, Job Assignment, Work Background, and details of their contributions and achievements in the field of forensic science.

A plaque, suitably engraved, will be presented by the president of this Association at the annual conference.

DEADLINE FOR NOMINATION IS 10/21/12

HOW TO NOMINATE

 

   

2012 FDIAI

Photography Contest

Dust off your camera, get out the tripod and get ready for the new FDIAI Annual Photo Contest. A grand prize will be awarded to the winning entry at the 2011 FDIAI Annual Training Conference in St. Petersburg, Fl. the week of October 21, 2012.

More information after the first of the year

       
 

 

How to Nominate

Send nominations for Sustained Achievement Award and Forensic Science Award thirty (30) days prior to the start of the October 21, 2012 

FDIAI Board of Director's Meeting