GLPA Galileo Award Nomination Form
Galileo Award: Deadline Vernal Equinox
The Galileo Award, GLPA’s highest honor, recognizes exemplary leadership in the planetarium profession at the national and/or international level, carrying the work of GLPA beyond its regional borders.
Any current member in good standing may nominate a candidate by submitting an application and supporting documentation to the Membership Chair. The Executive Committee may nominate candidates and award this status at its discretion. Nominees may not be self-nominated.
Qualifications:
- Current GLPA member in good standing for at least 10 consecutive years.
- Shall adhere to the GLPA Code of Ethics for the Planetarium Profession.
- Shall have performed exceptional, long-term service to the organization and planetarium profession in multiple areas, and extending this work beyond GLPA.
Service to GLPA may include:
- Serving GLPA or other organizations in elected offices, appointed chairs, committee work and/or conference planning.
- Relevant and significant publications for the planetarium profession, including conference paper presentations.
- Active involvement in multiple local, state, regional, national and international planetarium and astronomy education organizations.
- The development and communication of innovative techniques, methods or materials for the benefit planetarium profession.