AEHRP Life-time achievement award criteria

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The Award for Lifetime Achievement will be given each year to the entry, if any, that judges consider most worthy of the name. Other entries may receive an Award of Excellence or Certificate of Merit based on judges' assessments. Criteria for evaluating application for the Award are as follows.

Documented evidence that the submitted nominee:

Has worked consistently and steadfastly to assure and/or to improve the protection of human subjects of research over a continuous period of at least 20 years
Has made one or more outstanding contributions, or a series of significant contributions, to advance, to promote, or to assure, and/or improve, the protection of human subjects of research
Whose work has had a demonstrable impact on protecting, advancing, and/or promoting the protection of human subjects of research, and/or has had far-reaching influence on assuring or improving such protection
Has lead or inspired the advancement of human research protection by example.

Note: The nominee must be alive at the time of application, but need not be currently active professionally. Self-nomination and nomination by someone other than the nominee are both acceptable.

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