Welcome to our guide on the NIAAA Awards system! In this article, we will explore the various roles and permissions within the system, helping you understand how each role contributes to the award nomination process. Whether you're a new user or just looking to refresh your knowledge, this overview will provide you with the essential information you need.

The NIAAA Awards system is designed to be role-based, which means that specific permissions are granted to each type of user. It's important to note that a single user can hold multiple roles, allowing for flexibility and collaboration within the system.

• User: Any person with a valid NIAAA AMP login.

• Nominator: Can create and submit award nominations.

• Co-Editor: Can edit nomination details for assigned nominations.

• Evaluator: Reviews nominations using the award rubric.

• Award Decider: Moves nominations through workflow steps (Draft → Evaluation → Approved/Denied).

• NIAAA Admin: Creates awards, assigns roles, and approves or denies nominations.

Q: Can one person have multiple roles?

A: Yes! A user can be both a Nominator and an Evaluator if assigned by an Admin.

We hope this article has clarified the roles within the NIAAA Awards system for you. If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out to your NIAAA Admin or consult our support resources!