OHIO RECOGNITION AWARDS last updated: |
Ohio Recognition AwardsThere are four (4) recognition awards: The Oak Leaf Appreciation Award, the Friends of Camping Award, Program Excellence Award and the Buckeye Award. The Nominating Committee of the ACA Ohio Section Board administers the Award Program. Annually, the membership will be given the opportunity to nominate individuals or organizations for awards and the Nominating Committee will determine the award winners. All nominations are due to the Vice President by December 15th. Buckeye Award The Buckeye Award is the highest honor presented to a member of the American Camp Association Ohio Section. To qualify, a candidate must:
Program Excellence Award The Program Excellence Award is designed to honor programs that:
To be eligible for nomination, a program must have been in operation for at least one year (planning and development time does not count) and be part of an accredited camp. Nominations will be judged on creativity and imaginative planning; relevance to the needs of participants; involvement of the target participants in the planning or implementation; adaptability and potential for replication; cooperative efforts with other organizations, agencies, or camps; and the ability of the program to meet stated objectives.
Friends of Camping Award The Friends of Camping Award is presented to an individual, group or organization that has made significant contributions to camping through related fields. Membership in the American Camp Association is not a requirement. Contributions or relationships can be administrative, legislative, professional, or specific participation in Section development.
Oak Leaf Appreciation Award The Oak Leaf Appreciation Award is presented to an ACA Ohio Section member who has demonstrated service or special contribution to the overall philosophy of the American Camp Association movement and the Ohio Section.
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