H.M. Hashemian Mid-Career Award

The H.M. Hashemian Mid-Career Award recognizes an individual for sustained outstanding contributions to nuclear instrumentation and control, human factors engineering, or human-machine interface during the first 15–25 years of their career. The award includes an engraved plaque and a monetary award of $1,000, presented at the NPIC-HMIT Topical Meeting or at the ANS Annual Conference in years when NPIC-HMIT is not held. The award was established by the ANS Human Factors, Instrumentation & Control Division in 2018 and is funded by a contribution from Dr. H.M. Hashemian.

Engraved plaque and $1,000 cash award; presentation at NPIC-HMIT Topical Meeting or ANS Annual Conference

Nominees must have at least 15 years of sustained contribution in one of the award’s areas of specialization, be no older than 55 years at time of nomination, and have been a registered HFICD member in good standing for at least the previous three years. Nominations require a completed nomination form, a nominator letter, a ~1,000-word narrative, lists of ANS activities and publications (if applicable), a brief resume, and two letters of support (up to five).

Nominations submitted via the ANS nomination form; must include nominator letter, ~1,000-word narrative, lists of ANS activities and publications, brief resume, and two letters of support (no more than five).