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AWARDS NOMINATION
DEADLINE TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 2022!

Our Society is successful because of the many volunteers who contribute their time and energy for the good of the EMC Society and their fellow EMC colleagues. The IEEE EMC Society sponsors a number of awards to recognize EMC Society members who have made significant contributions to the Society and/or the EMC profession.
 
We are soliciting awards nominations from IEEE EMCS members. Non-members are welcome to nominate IEEE EMCS members as well! The awards will be presented during the 2022 IEEE International Symposium on EMC+SIPI to be held August 1-5 in Spokane, Washington. Please review the various categories listed below. When you find a category that fits someone you know and feel deserves recognition for their efforts, please consider nominating them for that award.  

You can nominate someone online, or you can download the nomination form, fill it out, and send it to Bruce Archambeault, Chair of the Awards Committee, or email it to any member of the EMC Society Board of Directors. Nominations are due Tuesday, March 15, 2022. The EMC Society Board of Directors reviews the nominations with award recipients selected approximately three months prior to the annual symposium.
 
Details of the nomination and selection procedures may vary for different awards, so be sure to review the information provided below before making a nomination.
You can find detailed Awards Descriptions and Nomination Forms, as well as a list of past recipients of the major awards, at
COVID UPDATE
The health and safety of attendees is our top priority for the 2022 EMC + SIPI Symposium. IEEE Meetings, Conferences, & Events (MCE) and the Symposium Committee continue to monitor the impact of COVID-19, as well as updates and recommendations from public health officials, federal, state ,and local authorities.  We will adhere to all local guidelines and hotel-specific standards in order to host the event in person safely and effectively.

Currently in the State of Washington:
Effective March 1: Large events will no longer be required to verify the vaccination status of patrons.
Effective March 21: Mask requirements will no longer be required for most indoor establishments, including events.

Guidelines may continue to change; for the most up-to-date information regarding requirements please visit Spokane Regional Health District or the Washington State Department of Health.
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