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NASW Foundation National Programs
Knee/Wittman Outstanding
Achievement Award
Guidelines
The Knee/Wittman Outstanding Achievement Award recognizes an individual or group that has had a significant impact on national health and/or mental health public policy, professional standards, or exemplary program models. The contribution may be in the development, interpretation, implementation, institutionalization, or expansion of health or mental health policy or legislation. Such achievement should be reflected in positive improvements in the social work profession and in the services provided to clients (individuals, families, communities, or institutions). This award includes but is not limited to social workers.
Application Requirements
Summarize the nominee's accomplishments by using the criteria listed below.
The following must be submitted online.
Forms for submitting online materials are coming soon.
- Completed
nomination form.
- Describe
specifics of nominee's achievement as it relates to the field
of health/mental health policy. What is the intended extent
of the policy? What is its national impact?
- What
are the professional or programmatic attributes which uniquely
characterize the nominee?
- How
has the policy innovation or refinement improved the delivery
of health/mental health services and what has been the impact
on individuals, families, groups, and/or communities?
- How
has this been evidenced in legislation, regulations, research,
teaching, administration, clinical standards, or public health/community
mental health programs?
- 3
additional endorsements with support letters.
- Curriculum vita (preferred) or list
significant special recognition, awards, or honors which the nominee
has received for this or other policy achievement.
- Additional
information or comments.
Nominations are considered for two consecutive years. NASW national staff, current members of the NASW Board of Directors, and members of the Award Committee are ineligible.
Questions should be directed to:
Scholarships & Awards Hotline:
(202) 408-8600 EXT. 504
E-mail: naswfoundation@naswdc.org
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