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CHAPTER RECOGNITION AWARDS

PURPOSE:

“Will recognize and honor an individual, organization or school who has made an outstanding contribution in Design Education of major or long term significance providing Chapter-wide impact. The Award may be given to an individual or organization based upon a specific action or cumulative service.”

NOMINATION CRITERIA:

This Award is designed to:

o Recognize a significant professional contribution to interior design education in the Chapter. The person or group shall have performed long term acts of outstanding professional significance, preferably with Chapter-wide impact.

o Highlight creative and intellectual contributions to design education through teaching, research, administration or writing.

Nominees must demonstrate a lasting impact and inspiration to colleagues, students and the interior design profession.

Anne Martin

A graduate of the University of Georgia, Anne Martin, has worked with students as the Dean of the School of Interior Design at Anderson University for many years. Her tireless efforts have not gone unnoticed by her students or by both our local chapter and the national ASID organization.

Among her many accomplishments, Dean Martin has been recognized as the Chapter Educator of the year and as the National Faculty Adviser of the year.

She has advanced the interior design profession through her efforts to produce hardworking, dedicated and outstanding students for the design field. Her students have won a variety of National and International awards for their work.

Dr. Ellen B. Goode

Dr. Ellen Goode, has served the interior design community for over 30 years as a professor of interior design at Meredith College. She received a bachelors in Interior Design from Virginia Tech, a Masters in Higher Education in Interior Design from UNC Greensboro, and a Doctorate in Education from NC State University. She teaches courses on design studios, lighting design and the history of interiors both locally at Meredith College, and internationally at their study abroad program in Italy. Dr. Goode is not only NCIDQ certified, but she is also a professional member of ASID, IIDA and IDEC.

Her efforts with the ASID Student Chapter at Meredith have been outstanding, with one of their most recent speakers being Sarah Suzenko presenting her work on minimal space design. As a chapter, we are proud to honor Dr. Goode for her dedication to the Interior Design profession and her work to advance the professional status of designers.

IP AWARD
INDUSTRY PARTNER AWARD
PURPOSE:

“Will recognize and honor an individual Industry Partner or Company who has made an outstanding contribution of professional significance providing Chapter-wide impact through the promotion of the Profession of Interior Design, particularly ASID. The Award may be given to the individual or to the organization based upon a specific action or cumulative service.”

NOMINATION CRITERIA:

This Award is designed to:

o Recognize the significant professional contribution by an Industry Partner member or entire Company member of ASID, which helps to promote and advance the profession of Interior Design and especially ASID.
o This Award may be given to the individual or to the organization based upon a specific action or cumulative service, and must show dedication to the profession.

We recognize two outstanding Industry Partners, LEGRAND and HANSGROHE, for their continued efforts and support of the ASID Carolinas Chapter. Both Trip Speight at Legrand, and Jen Bruno and Bill Nusser at Hansgrohe, always step up to work with the Chapter on a variety of requests. Legrand has hosted the Chapter’s August Board Training and Hansgrohe has been sponsoring Conferences for many years. Additionally, Hansgrohe is hosting the Board for their November Board Meeting.

Planning and preparing for major events such as Conference or August Training is never easy, and both Legrand and Hansrohe have always been supportive and ready to assist in any way possible throughout the planning and production of these conferences.

We are truly grateful to have the support of such outstanding Industry Partners, and that is why we honor Legrand and Hansgrohe’s service tonight with the Industry Partner Chapter Award.

ASID CAROLINAS CHAPTER AWARD

PURPOSE:

“Will recognize and honor a member or non-member who had made an outstanding volunteer contribution of significance to the community over a period of years. In addition, this honoree has demonstrated a positive public reflection of the Profession of Interior Design and especially of ASID to the community at large. The Award may be given to an individual or organization based upon a specific action or cumulative service. ”

NOMINATION CRITERIA:

This Award is designed to:

o Recognize outstanding volunteer service to the community over a period of years of significant Chapter-wide impact.

o In addition, the nominee should show attention to social concerns within the interior design profession and express creative, innovative concepts that have advanced the profession.

o This Award is also meant to take into consideration service to the Carolinas Chapter and to recognize the relationship between the community as a whole and the volunteer as an ambassador for ASID.

Agnes Willcox

This award goes to two winners. The first recipient is AGNES WILLCOX, for her work as both the Financial Director and her innovative and exciting changes which she has spent the past year as President Elect working on. Agnes has a well rounded understanding of the chapter as it stands today, which is very different from when she first joined. With the tumultuous times caused by the recession, to the advent of social media and the ways technology changes design, Agnes is being handed a chapter that is very much growing into something new. She has faced this change with enthusiasm, always looking forward to see what is the best for the variety of members we serve, from students, to emerging professionals, to practioners and Industry Partners. She also looks to advance the ways in which the public and other built environment fields work with the organization.

The chapter is excited for all she has planned for the upcoming year and is thrilled to honor he with the Carolinas Chapter Award.

Emily Walser

The other Chapter Award goes to EMILY WALSER for all of her dedication to the chapter over the years. From before she became President, through her terms on the board, and even now as the outgoing CEU Chair, Emily has served with enthusiasm and dedication.

Though never one with a lack of things going on, Emily still manges to work with the Chapter to give the best effort possible to ensure exciting and productive events, such as this one. We are lucky to call her one of our members and we are thrilled to also honor her with the Carolinas Chapter Award.

Lastly, we have our most prestigious award, the ASID Carolinas Dora Gray – Distinguished Designer Award. The purpose of this award is to recognize and honor an ASID Carolinas designer who has made continuous outstanding contributions toward achieving ASID’s goal of excellence. This Award is based on the designer’s professional achievements demonstrating their creative and innovative concepts, as well as service to their community, and to ASID Carolinas Chapter.

Nicole Norris

We are so very happy to award this honor to NICOLE NORRIS

A graduate of Florida State University, Nicole has practiced interior design across the country as she moved with her husband who was an officer in the air force.

After passing the NCIDQ and then settling in South Carolina in 1996, Nicole has dedicated herself to both her work as an interior designer, as well as the profession as a whole and the needs of the ASID Carolinas Chapter.

For the past few years, Nicole has tirelessly served the Chapter as the head of the South Carolina Interior Design Coalition.