Eastern District NCPHA

Awards

There are many individuals and groups within the Eastern District Public Health Family that deserve to be nominated and there is no greater achievement than to be recognized by your peers for a job well done. We ask that you carefully consider potential candidates from your agency and submit a nomination for our consideration. Today, there are far too few opportunities to recognize our many public health professionals. Please take a minute to change that by taking time to nominate an employee or department. The awards will be given at the awards luncheon at the Annual Educational Conference being held April 24-26, 2024, at the DoubleTree Atlantic Beach, NC

Award nominations can now be submitted electronically using this link: https://s.alchemer.com/s3/EDNCPHA-Awards

The deadline for receiving nominations is March 1, 2024. Contact Trey Wright, EDNCPHA Awards Committee Chair [email protected] with any questions or concerns.

Award Details

Stacy H. Covil Outstanding Individual Achievement Award
The EDNCPHA member nominated for this award should have demonstrated an outstanding achievement in a specific health related project, program or activity within the past two years. Priority will be given to selecting an individual who has been instrumental in providing significant local, regional or state impact, or the potential for such impact, as a result of implementing the project, program or activity.

Outstanding Career Achievement Award
The EDNCPHA member nominated for this award should have significant achievements during a career that is characterized by exemplary and sustained service to public health.

William “Bill” Smith Outstanding Public Health Award
The agency or program nominated for this award should have health programming that is considered creative, innovative, efficient and effective. The programming should have demonstrated community involvement and impact and has been or is planned to be an ongoing effort.

Follow this link to view past: Award Winners – Eastern District NCPHA