LETTER TO DIRECTOR CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY FROM SAMUEL SEELY

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• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP84-00313R000100110016-2
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• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 12, 2001
• Sequence Number: 16
• Publication Date: December 20, 1961
• Content Type: LETTER

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engineers
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sponsored by:
D. C. Council of
Engineering & Architectural
Societies-
Washington Academy
of Sciences
PRESIDENTIAL ARMS
WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY 21
TICKETS AND
RESERVATIONS:
LEONARD D. SULLIVAN
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Director
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Washington 25, D.C.
National Science
Foundation
1951 Constitution Aveo
Washington 25, D. Co
STerling 3-2110, X-452
December 20, 1961
You are invited to nominate a staff member from your organization
for special recognition during Engineers' Week.
A similar invitatijn is being extended to other organizations
having engineering, architectural or scientific activities in the
Metropolitan Washington area. Three young professional men, one
architect, one applied scientist, and one engineer, will be honored .
on Wednesday, February 21, 1962, as part of the contribution of the
Do Co Council of Engineering and Architectural Societies and the
Washington Academy of Sciences to the nation-wide observance of
Engineers' Week. Nominations must be received.no later than
January 15, 19620
The major objective of the program is the development of a profes-
sional and public awareness of the contributions made by younger
members of these professions and a stimulation of interest in the
engineering, architectural and scientific areas by young people
who are preparing for a professional career. It is hoped that this
increased awareness on the part of young people in high school and
college will result in an increased supply of young competent
personnel into our professions.
Attached is a sheet outlining the criteria for nominations. The
award to each of the three winners will consist of a suitably
engraved gold key, known as the National Capital. Award, and a
certificate, to be presented during a luncheon to be held on Wed-
nesday, February 21, 1962, at the Presidential Arms.
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Professional Awards
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General Chairman President, Washington Program Director Public Relations Industry Participation Professional Awards
William W. Eaton Academy of Sciences Harold A. Timken R. E. Stivers Joseph V. Copley Samuel Seely
Benjamin D. Van Evora
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Lowell E. Campbell J. Paul Walsh Alfred F. Bochenek Homer E. Newell Fred T. Mavis Ro art obbs
G. R. Tatum Joseph H. Broom(
Philip H. Abelson Joseph Gillman, J
Martin A. Mason Edmund R. Purve
Fred E. Everett Ralph I. Cole
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Nominees for special recognition during Engineersy Week must meet the
following criteria.
35 years or younger as of February 23, 19620*
Sex. Open to both men and women,
Limitation on Number. Each or?ganizat:on issued an
engineer, archion invitation may nominate one
award winners are ineligible for nomihationPpld scientist. Previous
Location. Must be employed within the Washington Metropolitan Area9 defined
as within a radius of 35 miles from the White House.
Profession. Must be an engineer or architect by applied scientist (physical scientist, ~lorge training, or an
mathematician engaged in the application of scientificge)0 r
field may be research, development g Present
appropriate for an engineer, architect, c$sinr9 aadmirtistration9 or other field
of present official title Mi`l.ita , applied scientist, regardless
t'y or civilian nominees are invited.
Achievement. A single notable achievement, or a notable
Four items are to be submitted in professional career.
meeting the above criteria support of the nomination of
a person
(1) Basic Personal Information.
ame and date o birt , title, organization, business address, sex9
high school and college attended and degrees.
(2) Description of Present Dutiesg
escri a cone se in nod m e than one-half single-spaced type-
written page,
(3) Description of Achievement or Notable Career.
referably one single-spaced type-written
Should be expressed in terminology understandable to those not engageds~
specialty.
(4) Photograph.
o bused for publicity of various ty?
a lobby display of nominees and winners. such as press releases,
nominee engaged in his professional work.
Preferably bolt' should show the
5 x 7 inches, 2 copies.'
opies. glossy prints,
Nominations must be received no later than Mond
should be sent to: Dr, Samuel Seely, Chairman9 Professional A January
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Head, Engineering Section, National Science Foundation e
Room 3).29 Washington 25.9 Da C,
~ At the discretion of the Awards Committee
have received their first degree within the applicants may be considered who
Past 10 years,
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