Electronic front matter consisting of the table of contents, introduction, and 1 body chapter for the book AND An unlocked PDF of the nominated book in its entirety

1.) A letter of nomination written by the supervising professor, a member of the dissertation committee, or (with approval from the ASC chair) another person familiar with the dissertation. 2.) An abstract of the dissertation no longer than one double-spaced page. 3.) The complete dissertation as a pdf file absent identifying information regarding dissertation chairs. 4.) A 35-page, double-spaced (12pt font) extract from a chapter of the dissertation, including all materials, e.g., references, charts, or images (the extract should be taken from one complete chapter, not a composite of multiple chapters).

1. ) A brief (300-500 words) scholarly statement. 2.) Letter of nomination. 3.) CV. 4.) A copy of one chapter or article that best represents the quality and direction of the nominee’s scholarship.

1.) A nomination letter summarizing the nominee’s mentorship work and explaining why they merit the award (2-page maximum). 2.) CV. 3.) TWO supporting letters from former students and/or colleagues in rhetorical studies who are able to comment on the effectiveness of the nominee as a professional mentor, including the nominee’s contributions to the Society’s IDEA and/or social justice values.

1.) A letter of nomination describing the nominee’s specific contributions to rhetorical studies and explaining why this person merits the award. 2.) CV. 3.) Additional letters of support are acceptable but not necessary.

1.) Letter of nomination describing the nominee’s specific contributions to rhetorical studies and explaining why this person merits the award. 2.) CV. 3.) Two additional letters of support.

1.) A table of membership including faculty advisor(s) and graduate student members with their year and department affiliation(s). 2.) An annotated list of student chapter events. 3.) Any materials that substantiate events as flyers, brochures, websites, recordings, etc. 4.) A 500-word maximum rationale highlighting the student chapter’s achievements.