Sentences with phrase «prior award recipients»

Award recipients are selected from nominees received from historic hotels, historic preservation supporters, prior award recipients, and leadership from Historic Hotels of America and Historic Hotels Worldwide.

Prior award recipients are eligible to apply in subsequent years.

Not exact matches

This category honors prior GEELA award recipients who have sustained exceptional leadership and demonstrate significant and robust improvements in voluntary efforts previously recognized, which conserve California's resources, protect and enhance the environment and strengthen the economy.

During her remarks, which came prior to a celebratory dinner, Dean Kathleen McCartney congratulated the recipients of the award for their outstanding contributions to education, noting how they help fulfill the school's commitment to make an impact in the world of education.

The first German Shepherd Dog litter bred by the Recipient of the Award must have been registered a minimum of 15 years prior to the date the award is preseAward must have been registered a minimum of 15 years prior to the date the award is preseaward is presented.

The artist's prior accolades include being a recipient of the Joan Mitchell Award, a Guggenheim Fellowship and a Pollock - Krasner Foundation grant, among others.

She is a recipient of Saratoga Arts» 2016 Individual Artist Grant, with prior awards from the Puffin Foundation, Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation, and residencies from Light Work, CPW, and Photo Resource Center.

Prior to being called to the Bar, Mr. Friedberg graduated from York University with a degree in Philosophy, and was the recipient of numerous academic awards throughout his educational career, including graduating with Distinction (York, 1996), Dean's Honour Roll (York, 1996), Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt Prize in Labour Law (Osgoode, 1995), McGill Dean's List (McGill, 1992), McGill Faculty Scholar (McGill 1991), James McGill Scholarship (McGill, 1991).

White & Case partners Kevin Petrasic, Benjamin Saul and George L. Paul (Washington, DC), and Steven R. Chabinsky (New York), have been named recipients of the 2018 Law360 Distinguished Legal Writing Award, formerly known as the Burton Award, which recognizes outstanding legal writing published in the prior year.

The Award recipient will be contacted prior to the Early Childhood Australia Conference and invited to prepare a presentation on their thesis.