The University of Nebraska Medical Center is currently accepting nominations
for the 2001 J.G. (Jack) Elliott Award.
The award is given annually to an individual who has made significant
contributions to medicine and health programs for the state of Nebraska.
The award is given in memory of Elliott, a former Scottsbluff resident
who served on the University of Nebraska Board of Regents for 20 years
until his death in 1974.
The recipient will be selected by the chancellor of the Medical Center
based on input from individuals or groups chosen by the chancellor. The
award will be presented during UNMCs spring commencement ceremony in Omaha.
Nominees are evaluated according to the following criteria:
· A Nebraska resident who has made a significant contribution
to the health of the state through his or her actions.
· Statewide impact with contributions in the areas of education,
research and community outreach.
· The individuals actions should improve individual and community
health.
· The health contributions should be beyond the scope of work-related
activities.
To receive a nomination form, call (402) 559-6027. Nominations and supporting
materials should be submitted by March 1.