Understanding Awards in AMP

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Welcome to our guide on understanding awards in the AMP system! In this article, we will explore the various awards available, their lifecycle, and how they are managed within the AMP framework. Whether you're an admin or a state chair, this information will help you navigate the award process with ease.

Overview

Awards in AMP are customizable entities that include forms, requirements, and evaluation rubrics. This flexibility allows organizations to tailor awards to meet their specific needs and recognize outstanding contributions effectively.

Available Awards

  • Frank Kovaleski Professional Development Award

  • Bruce D. Whitehead Distinguished Service Award

  • State Award of Merit

Award Lifecycle

The lifecycle of an award in AMP involves several key steps:

  1. NIAAA Admin requests a new award.

  2. FinalForms AMP Developers build and test the award.

  3. Admins set the nomination period.

  4. State Chairs nominate recipients.

  5. Admins approve nominations for evaluation.

  6. Evaluators complete rubric reviews.

  7. Admins approve or deny nominations.

By following these steps, you can ensure a smooth and efficient award process within the AMP system. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out!