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Distinguished Service to the Charleston Post
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A member of The Society for at least ten years and a current member of the Charleston Post.
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Conspicuous and meritorious service to the Charleston Post during the previous year including notable contributions in past years. Outstanding leadership and accomplishments in support of the Society mission over ones entire period of membership in the Society.
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Walter O. Bachus Gold Medal
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Outstanding Contributions to the Engineering Profession
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Registered engineer who is a member of the Charleston Post prior to nomination.
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Eminent and notable contributions in engineering, design, or construction in the past five years.
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Goethals Medal
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Outstanding Contributions to Environmental Science or Sustainability
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A member of the Charleston Post prior to nomination.
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Eminent and notable contributions in environmental science or sustainability in the past five years.
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Outstanding Contributions to Architecture
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A Registered Architect who is a member of the Charleston Post prior to nomination.
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Eminent and notable contribution in the field of architecture in the past five years.
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Urbahn Medal
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Outstanding Contributions by a Young Military Member
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Uniformed Memberof SAMEwho is 39 years old or younger in the year for which nominated and who is a member of the Charleston Post prior to nomination.
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The following criteria will be used in judging nominations:
- Outstanding contributions to engineering, design, construction, research & development, or planning for a minimum of the past two years.
- Demonstrated leadership in managing projects or organizations.
- Receipt of awards or other recognition for professionalism, leadership and/or community service.
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Sverdrup Medal
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Outstanding Contributions by a Young Civilian Member
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Civilian member of SAME are who is 39 years old or younger in the year for which nominated and who is a member of the Charleston Post prior to nomination.
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The following criteria will be used in judging nominations:
- Outstanding contributions to engineering, design, construction, research & development, or planning for a minimum of the past two years.
- Demonstrated leadership in managing projects or organizations.
- Receipt of awards or other recognition for professionalism, leadership and/or community service.
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Tudor Medal
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Young Member Award
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A member of SAME who has been a member for the past five years, who is a member of the Charleston Post prior to nomination and is 39 years old or younger in the year for which nominated.
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Outstanding leadership and accomplishments in support of the Society Mission over one’s entire period of membership in the Society. Takes an active role in operations of the Post by serving on the Board or leading a Committee.
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Young Member Medal
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Outstanding Contributions to Technology or the Engineering Profession
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A member of SAME Charleston Post during the year for which nominated.
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Initiative in advancement of existing engineering and related technology for the pastthree years; demonstrated acceptance and applicationof technology by users; demonstrated communication skills in technology advancement; effective use of teamwork; and cost savings and effectiveness of the technology.
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Technology Advancement Medal
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Post Service Award
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A member of SAME for at least five years and a member of the Charleston Post for at least three years on the date of the nomination.
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Individuals who have supported the Post over at least a period of three years and have contributed to the success of the Post. The Post must have been recognized as a distinguished Post at least once during the period for which the individual is being nominated. The individual should have held positions of responsibility in the Post, such as Secretary, Treasurer, or Committee Chair.
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Post Service Medal
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Outstanding Fellow Award
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Member who is a Fellow and has been a Charleston Post Member for at least one year.
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Outstanding contribution to the Post by actively participating in Post membership meetings and events. Mentors members in operations of the Post and the importance of the Strategic Plan. Helps to establish an environment of open interaction with young members and acts as a sounding board for ideas and career concerns. Encourages Young members to attend SAME meetings and introduces to colleagues and connects Young Members with educational and employment opportunities. Encourages other Fellows in actively participate in Post activities.
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Gerald C. Brown Mentoring Award
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Outstanding Member Firm of the Year (Medium Size Firm; 101 to 2,499 employees)
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Supporting Firm in the private sector who is a medium-sized company (101-2,499 employees).
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The company supports the Charleston Post by allowing one or more employees to take on leadership positions at the Post, Region and National level, including Board of Direction, standing committees and conference planning committees; the Company supports Young Member participation in Society activities and mentoring programs; the Company supports K-12, College Outreach and community service activities; the company exhibited and sponsored activities/events at SAME National and/or Regional or Local Conferences.
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Seymour S. Greenfield Sustaining Member Award (Requires Firm to be a Sustaining Member)
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Sustaining Member Firm of the Year (Large Company; 2500+ employees)
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SAME Sustaining Member Firm in the private sector and a Sustaining Member of at least two or more SAME Posts in each of the previous five years.
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The company appoints individuals to sustaining member representative positions for each Post affiliation; the company representatives take on leadership positions at the Post, Region and National level, including Board of Direction, standing committees and conference planning committees; the company supports Young Member participation in Society activities and mentoring programs; the company supports K-12, College Outreach and community service activities; the company advertises in SAME publications (The Military Engineer, and the print version of the Directory of Member Companies & Organizations); the company exhibited and sponsored activities/events at SAME National and Region Conferences.
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J.W. Morris Sustaining Member Award
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Supporting Small Business Firm of the Year (<100 employees)
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Supporting Small Business Firm in the private sector that is a Small Business in at least one NAICS category as of the date of nomination.
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The Company supports the Charleston Post by allowing one or more employees to take on leadership positions at the Post level, including Board of Direction and committees; the company supports K-12, College Outreach and community service activities; the company participates in Small Business programs sponsored by The Society or public agencies; the company exhibits and sponsors at SAME local and/or regional conferences; the company supports Young Member participation in Society activities and mentoring programs.
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Robert B. Flowers Small Business Award (Requires Firm to be a Sustaining Member)
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