Service Awards Proposal

✉ Director of PSA Service Awards

Any PSA member in good standing may propose a PSA member or a PSA-member club for a PSA Service Award. The proposal will need to be endorsed by a PSA member. 

Club members, who are PSA members, may propose or endorse their own club. PSA Board Members may propose or endorse members or member clubs (but not their own club) for Service Awards. Board Members are not eligible to receive a Service Award.

The PSA Service Award Proposal is available as a Word doc and interactive pdf. Either document will need to first be saved to your computer and then submitted to the Director.

It is the responsibility of the Proposer to furnish the Committee with sufficient information regarding the candidate's contribution to PSA. The information should be stated as clearly and concisely as possible. The Proposer's statement should be limited to one page. Each Endorser's statement should be limited to one page.

In the proposal for a PSA Club Service Award the Proposer should include:

1. Length of time (number of years) the club has participated in the activity
2. Number of members in the club
3. Number of club members that are involved in the activity

Service that does not involve photography can be included in the proposal, but the importance of this service would be less than photographic service.

For a Club Service Award the Proposer may also include supporting documents not to exceed three pages. Supporting documents might be, for example, newspaper publicity, documentation showing the involvement of the club, an event program, a PSA Journal article, or record photographs of club service events.

PSA Service Award Proposal Form:  Interactive PDF