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The Howard R. Beattie Award for Professional Contribution |
 Category
Contribution to Guidance and Career Education
History
In 1978 the OSCA Board of Directors initiated a Professional Contribution award, which was presented for the first time at the 1978 Conference in Toronto. In 1982 this award was renamed The Howard R. Beattie Award for Professional Contribution in honour of one of the founders of Guidance in this province.
Nominees for this award must be OSCA members who have created new and beneficial ideas and techniques for professional use and communicated these through such means as workshops, local leadership and organization of a conference, guidance courses or executive activity.
Criteria
- Nominees must be OSCA members.
- Must have created new and beneficial ideas and techniques for professional use.
- Must have communicated these through such means as workshops, local leadership and organization of a conference, guidance courses or executive activity.
Procedure
- Nominations for this award must be submitted by an OSCA member
- The nomination must be seconded by another OSCA member
- A brief outline of the ideas created and/or the activities undertaken by this member must accompany the nomination
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