Barbara M. Odom Distinguished Service Award
Awarded to a person “who has clearly given very special service to AMEA or to the goals and purposes of AMEA.” The recipient is “clearly recognizable statewide, and the service for which the award is given, represents a long range commitment that, in every way, can be considered extraordinary and distinguished.” The person has given tirelessly and selflessly to the cause of music education in Alabama and this person’s service would be greatly missed. Forms must be received by July 15. The presentation of the award is scheduled for the AMEA Conference in January 2011. Please complete this form and mail to the address below by July 15, 2011.
Garry Taylor, AMEA Executive Director 1600 Manor Drive NE Cullman, Alabama 35055
Qualifications:
1. Nominee must have served the cause of music education in Alabama. 2. Nomination must be made by a current member of AMEA.
This nomination should be accompanied by the following: 1. A list of specific actions which have initiated, supported and/or enhanced music education in Alabama. 2. Four (4) letters of recommendation from school personnel, community leaders and/or parents.
Barbara M. Odom Distinguished Service Award
Name of Nominee___________________________________________________________________________ Address___________________________________________________________________________________ Present Position_____________________________________________________________________________ Nominated by_______________________________________________________________________________ Address____________________________________________________________________________________
Present Position_____________________________________________________________________________ DEADLINE: JULY 15, 2011
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