Get 2012 Harold W. Mcgraw, Jr. Prize In Education - Nomination Form

Completing the 2012 Harold W. McGraw, Jr. Prize In Education - Nomination Form online is a straightforward process, designed to ensure that nominations are submitted accurately and efficiently. This guide will provide you with detailed, step-by-step instructions to assist you in filling out the form correctly.

Follow the steps to complete your nomination form effectively.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the nomination form and open it in your browser.
2. Begin by entering the nominee's contact information. Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required. Input their honorific, first name, last name, job title, and employment affiliation, followed by their mailing address, city, state, zip code, work phone, home or cell phone, and primary email address.
3. Provide a description of your relationship to the nominee in the designated field, indicating whether you are a colleague, employee, employer, or another relevant role.
4. Fill in your contact information as the nominator. Like the previous step, ensure you complete all required fields, including your honorific, first name, last name, employment affiliation, mailing address, city, state, zip code, work phone, home or cell phone, and primary email address.
5. Indicate how you heard about the nomination process in the appropriate section. You will also be asked if you would like to receive more information about the Harold W. McGraw, Jr. Prize in Education; select 'yes' or 'no' as applicable.
6. Detail the nominee's educational background across up to three entries, specifying institution, degree, and graduation year for each entry.
7. In the section for awards or citations, list any recognitions the nominee has received that highlight their contributions to education.
8. Provide a rationale for the nomination, illustrating the nominee's achievements relevant to the nomination criteria. Limit this narrative to 300 words.
9. Describe the nominee's impact on key educational issues, focusing on their leadership or innovative practices. Again, ensure this is within a maximum of 300 words.
10. Outline specific ways the nominee has addressed major challenges in American education, also keeping this response to 300 words.
11. Present evidence that the nominee’s ideas are redefining education in a broadly applicable way, also limited to 300 words.
12. Provide evidence of the nominee’s influence on public policy or media regarding current education issues, maintaining the 300-word limit.
13. Arrange for three letters of reference to support the nomination. Ensure these letters clearly identify the nominee's name and are submitted to the specified address.
14. Before finalizing, review your entries for accuracy. You must click the 'Finish' link to submit the nomination. You may also save your work to continue later until the submission deadline.

Complete your nomination form online today to ensure your candidate is considered for this prestigious award.