Mentoring is an important activity that the Section Operations Council of ASNT intends to honor by offering an award to outstanding mentors of the past and present. Realizing that mentors have probably touched every person in the Society at some time, this award may be presented to more than one honoree. The maximum number of recipients in any given year will be five.

The award for outstanding mentor was established to recognize those people in the Society working to encourage others to reach goals they may have otherwise not sought and to offer the rest of the membership an example of what they could be accomplishing by acting as mentors. The award is presented at the annual Fall Conference.

Eligibility Requirements	Outstanding contributions in assisting a person or persons to reach goals in the NDT industry that they may have not otherwise attained; minimum five years in NDT
Form of Award	Citation; up to five awards per year
Application Notices Out	January issue of Materials Evaluation
Application Deadline	1 February
Materials Submitted	Nomination letter
Winner Announced	After Spring Research Symposium
Award Received	Fall Conference
Society Contact	Section Operations Council, Awards Division Chair
Staff Contact	Membership Manager

 

 

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