Call for Nominations for the Annual National Student and
Thought Leadership Awards in Public Administration, 2019-20 Academic Year
September 10, 2020
Dear Directors of CAPPA Member Programs:
Criteria and Procedures
1. Selecting winners:
CAPPA members will solicit and judge entries (best paper, best professional report, or best graduating student, however defined) from their students, and select a winner in the undergraduate and/or graduate levels (as applicable to each department). Representatives from the IPAC regional group may be asked to help with the adjudication. Together, the students selected from each institution are the National Student Leadership Award winners.
2. Giving local recognition:
We encourage programs, departments and schools to hold recognition events for the winners. You may also want to approach your local IPAC group to provide recognition. In some cases the local regional group may have more than one university in their catchment area, and the range of winners will be broader.
3. National recognition on web sites:
Winners will be celebrated by IPAC and CAPPA on their respective websites. The names, contact information, brief bios, and synopsis of the accomplishment of the winners should be forwarded to CAPPA at the contact point noted below. The deadline for receiving these packages is October 9, 2020.
4. The 72nd Annual IPAC National Conference, November 16-18 2020 (Virtual):
We look forward to receiving notification of your top students by October 9, 2020.
For each nomination, please include:
Please forward all nominations to youngb@uvic.ca. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Belle Young at youngb@uvic.ca or Andrea Rounce at andrea.rounce@umanitoba.ca or 1-204-891-0501.
Brooke Jeffrey
CAPPA/ACPAP President
Canadian Association of Programs in Public Administration
Suzanne Patterson
Chief Executive Officer
Institute of Public Administration of Canada