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FROM CENTURY HOUSE (CONTINUED)
Revised SAME Medals & Awards Program
Tudor Medal
Eligibility: A civilian member of SAME who has not passed his/her 36th birthday in the year for which
nominated and who was a member of SAME prior to nomination.
Nomination Criteria:
Outstanding contributions to engineering, design, construction, research & development, or planning for the past three years.
Demonstrated leadership in managing projects or organizations.
Receipt of awards or other recognition for professionalism, leadership and/or community service.
Sverdrup Medal
Eligibility: A uniformed member of SAME who has not passed his/her 36th birthday in the year for which nominated and
who was a member of SAME prior to nomination.
Nomination Criteria:
Outstanding contributions to engineering, design, construction, research & development, or planning for the past three years.
Demonstrated leadership in managing projects or organizations.
Receipt of awards or other recognition for professionalism, leadership and/or community service.
Urbahn Medal
Eligibility: A registered architect who was a member of SAME prior to nomination.
Nomination Criteria: Eminent and notable contribution in the field of architecture in the past five years.
Goethals Medal
Eligibility: A registered engineer who was a member of SAME prior to nomination.
Nomination Criteria:Eminent and notable contributions in engineering, design, or construction in the past five years.
Bliss Medal
Eligibility: A professor of architecture, engineering, construction or related field who was a member
of SAME prior to nomination.
Nomination Criteria:Excellence in educating, mentoring and motivating students in architecture, engineering and related
disciplines, and partnering with the local SAME Post to allow Post members to mentor student members.
Technology Advancement Medal
Eligibility: A member of SAME prior to nomination. Nomination Criteria: Initiative in advancement of
existing engineering and related technology for the past three years; demonstrated acceptance and application of technology by users;
demonstrated communication skills in technology advancement; effective use of teamwork; and cost savings and effectiveness of the technology.
Toulmin Medal
Eligibility: At least one author of an article in The Military Engineer who was a Young Member
of SAME prior to nomination; and one or authors of an article in The Military Engineer who were members of SAME prior to nomination.
Nomination Criteria:
Contribute to the knowledge of the science of military engineering or national security and/or
publicize and preserve the accomplishments of engineers in our nation’s wars, contingency operations and responses to natural disasters.
President’s Medal (The President and Executive Director determine awardees.)
Eligibility: Any person who was a member of the Society in the President’s year of office.
Nomination Criteria:
Outstanding leadership and accomplishment in support of the Society’s Strategic Plan during the President’s year of office.
Normally, one medal will be given to an RVP, one to a National Committee Chair and one to a member who the President desires to recognize
with this high honor.
Gold Medal
Eligibility: A member of the Society for at least 10 years.
Nomination Criteria:
Outstanding leadership and accomplishments in support of the Society Mission over ones’ entire period of membership in the Society.
NEW! Young Member of the Year Award
Eligibility: Any member of the Society who has been a member for five years and has not passed his/her
36th birthday prior to nomination.
Nomination Criteria:
Outstanding leadership and accomplishments in support of the Society Mission over ones’ entire period of membership in the Society.
Sustaining Member Plaque
This award has been eliminated.
All other SAME Awards remain unchanged. To view all award criteria go to
www.same.org/awards.
Top Posts in Scholarships for 2003
SCHOLARSHIP FUND BALANCE AS OF 12-31-05
Large Posts
New York City
Kentuckiana
Greater Kansas City
Baltimore
Hampton Roads
Medium Posts
Portland
Charleston
Heidelberg
Huntington
Scott Field
Small Posts
Illini
Cape Fear
Fort Benning/Columbus
Okinawa
Walla Walla
NUMBER OF SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED
Large Posts
New York City
Boston
Baltimore
Greater Kansas City
Fort Worth
Medium Posts
Bragg-Pope-Fayetteville
Charleston
Tulsa
Panama City
Blue Ridge
El Paso
Lake Michigan
Small Posts
Okinawa
Illini
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Fort Benning/Columbus
Northern Japan
Wiregrass
TOTAL SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED ($)
Large Posts
New York City
Boston
San Francisco
Jacksonville
Baltimore
Medium Posts
Space Coast
Bragg-Pope-Fayetteville
Charleston
Tulsa
Korea
Small Posts
Okinawa
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Wiregrass
Fort Benning/Columbus
Illini
$3,400,000
$210,540
$185,112
$174,000
$148,172
$46,000
$34,002
$32,260
$31,462
$23,501
$35,225
$10,810
$3,661
$1,641
$1,514
142
18
17
15
13
10
8
7
6
6
6
6
7
4
3
2
2
2
$142,000
$31,300
$30,000
$16,500
$16,000
$10,000
$7,000
$6,500
$6,500
$6,000
$3,500
$3,300
$2,000
$1,500
$1,250
The sources for the above data were Post financial reports detailing Post financial status during FY03 (submitted March 2004)
and Education Streamer submittals detailing Post activities during 2003 (submitted January 2004). Posts that did not submit either
of the documents and Posts that did submit the documents without the appropriate data were not included in the rankings.
President George W. Bush stands with MATHCOUNTS winners in the Oval Office Tuesday, May 18, 2004. From left: Gregory Gauthier,
14, of Wheaton, Ill.; teacher, Steven Ondes, of Staunton, Ill.; Jeffrey Chen, 13, of College Station, Texas; Alex Zhai, 12, of Champaign, Ill.;
Jennifer Iglesias, 14, of Aurora, Ill.; Zach Nahlik, 13, of Edwardsville, Ill.; and teacher Rachel Schlutz, of Katy, Texas. (Click photo to see larger size.)
SAME is a proud supporter
of MATHCOUNTS.
White House photo by Paul Morse.
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