The ASEV Extension Distinction Award recognizes a current
extension educator based on his or her outstanding
contribution of:
(1) information in enology or viticulture through his or her
extension program, or (2) the translation of novel research
findings into commercially applicable tools for enologists or
viticulturists. The award may be given annually depending upon
nominations.
The award recognizes distinguished contributions in extension
with expertise in enology or viticulture. Nominees must be ASEV
members and not previous recipients of this award.
Nominations of individuals actively engaged in extension
and the translation of new or existing technical knowledge in the
fields encompassed by enology and viticulture are
encouraged. Nominators must be current ASEV members. Ad
hoc selection committees composed by the ASEV Board recommend
recipients based on the submitted nominations for each award
designation period. The final selection and approval is made by
the ASEV Board. The recipients receive a plaque and monetary
award and are expected to make a presentation on their programs
at the upcoming ASEV National Conference.
The nomination process includes the following requirements:
A brief (not to exceed 500 words) letter indicating the
reason for nominating this individual. This letter should
identify the major contributions on which the nomination is based
and explain why the nominee is especially qualified to receive
this award. Each of the following criteria should be addressed in
the statement:
A noteworthy career in viticulture or enology extension
education leading to an effective program of significant
impact in the grape and wine industry.
Outstanding and innovative activities, projects, and/or
methods that brought substantial and desirable changes in the
grape and wine industry in the nominee’s state or district.
Other major contributions, activities, and services to
the wine or grape industry in the area of extension of
information.
Demonstrated leadership in enology or viticulture
extension activities.
Nominee’s curriculum vitae (optional)
Letters of support may be requested by the ad hoc selection
committee if deemed necessary for evaluation of a candidate.
Nominees not selected for the award in the year of the
initial nomination shall be kept on file for automatic
consideration again the next year, without requiring
re-nomination.
Approved by the ASEV Board of Directors on January 23,
2017.
ASEV Ethics Policy
The objectives of the Society shall be to encourage, stimulate,
and support research in enology and viticulture or other sciences
directly applied to enology or viticulture through its technical
programs. Furthermore, the objectives shall be to provide forums
for the presentation, discussion, and publication of such
research and technological developments for the advancement of
science and the promotion of education in enology and
viticulture.
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