IPMAAC Seeks Nominations for Bemis Memorial Award

by Anne Soileau

It is once again time for IPMAAC to begin thinking about a nominee for the Bemis Memorial Award. Each year IPMAAC submits the name of an individual for this award, which is jointly sponsored by several of the PTC’s; WRIPAC; Psychological Services, Incorporated; and IPMAAC.

Individuals nominated for this award should be current or retired professional who most nearly emulate the three primary qualities for which Stephen E. Bemis is best remembered.

Accomplished personnel measurement practitioners who are recognized for their ongoing commitment to the principles of merit and fairness;
Professionals who have made an impact in the field by their practical contributions which have resulted in new or improved procedures;
3.Concerned individuals who are recognized for their commitment to assisting fellow practitioners, being available to them, and freely calling on them.

Past winners have included:

1996	James Scharf
1995	Dick McKillip
1994	Wayne Cascio
1993	Anita Ford
1992	Nancy Abrams
1991	Barbara Showers
1990	Karen Coffee
1989	Bruce Davey
1988	Al Maslow
1987	Ted Darany
1986	Charles Sproule and Glenn McClung

As chair of the Bemis Award Nominations Committee, I want to encourage all IPMAAC members to consider nominating someone for the award. I would appreciate hearing from you by letter, phone, or fax, no later than August 31, 1996.

Anne S. Soileau is Undersecretary for the Louisiana Department of Civil Service. She may be reached at P.O. Box 94111, Baton Rouge, LA 70817-9111; phone (504) 342-8254; fax (504) 342-2386; or e-mail at ASoileau@aol.com.