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Kenneth K. Henning
Award
The
concept of a professional excellence award was first
proposed by the Academy in the late 1980’s and was
subsequently named in honor of Kenneth K. Henning, whose
vision of a quality management development program tailored
to the needs of state government resulted in the design and
implementation of the Certified Public Manager®
concept and the establishment of the Georgia Certified
Public Manager® Program, the American Academy of
Certified Public Managers® and the
movement of the Certified Public Manager® concept
in many other locales. The vision and leadership displayed
by Mr. Henning remain to this day embodied in both the
American Academy and the Certified Public Manager®
Programs across the country. His
dedication and belief in improving and strengthening public
service remains a legacy that the Academy is proud to honor
annually with the presentation of the Henning Award.
Henning Nomination Form &
Evaluation Criteria
2012 Henning Award Schedule
( Forthcoming )
Henning Award Nomination Guidelines
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George C. Askew
Award
The Askew
Award is named after the first CPM,
George C. Askew, who was the first name
called in the first CPM graduation
ceremony, held in Georgia in 1983.
Recipients of this award are CPM
graduates whose projects were documented
by their CPM programs as exceptional,
often benchmarks, that utilized
management practices which exemplify the
philosophy of AACPM. The Askew award is
presented to one project from each
program, selected by that program as the
outstanding project for the award year.
Each recipient is presented a medallion
of honor from AACPM, engraved with the
wording “For the utilization of
management practices exemplifying the
philosophy of the American Academy of
Certified Public Managers® in the
completion of an exceptional curriculum
project.” The Askew Awards Committee
has representatives from AACPM and the
National Certified Public Manager®
Consortium.
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Wilkinson
Scholarship Application Form
(PDF)
Information regarding the 2012
scholarship process
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President's Award
The
Academy created the President’s Award on
May 22, 1999, to allow the President of
the Academy to acknowledge the special
service of an individual to the
Academy. This award is given to
recognize and publicly celebrate the
service and accomplishment of an
informal leader within the Academy.
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