Rockwell Lifetime Achievement Award

The Rockwell Lifetime Achievement Award recognises long-term or lifetime achievement in research, technology development, or education in radiation protection, shielding, or dosimetry. It may be awarded to an individual or to a group that contributed equally to the accomplishments and may be given posthumously. Recipients are generally long-time active members of the American Nuclear Society and authors of publications who made significant contributions to the Radiation Protection and Shielding field. The award consists of an engraved plaque and a monetary award of $500 and is given no more than once a year.

Engraved plaque and a $500 monetary award.

Candidates are individuals or groups with long-term or lifetime achievement in radiation protection, shielding, or dosimetry; most recipients are long-time active members of the Society and authors of publications. The award may be given posthumously.

Nominations submitted to the Chair of the RPSD Honors and Awards Committee with a completed nomination form, letter of recommendation, ~1,000-word narrative, list of publications, brief resume, and optional letters of support (up to five).