2012 - International Awards Application

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Our Brother Alephs and Sister Bnai Brith Girls,

57732012-2013International

Awards Packet


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Table of Contents

Introduction######################################3

Menorah Pledge & Cardinal Principles Award#$#####$########4

The Shield of David#################################5

The Star of Deborah######################$##########6

Anita Perlman Stand UP Award#####$$###################7

The Stand UP Mitzvah Club##############$$#############8

The Tree of Life#########################$$##########9

The Eternal Light########################$$#########10

Henry Monsky AZA Chapter Excellence#####$$#############11

Miriam Albert BBG Chapter Excellence###############$$###14

Maurice Bisgyer BBYO Chapter Excellence################17

Additional Awards at IC 2013##############$$##########20


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Our Brother Alephs and Sister Bnai Brith Girls,

Were excited to share with you the 20122013/5773 AZA and BBG International Awards

Application. Within this packet, you will find this years International Awards as well asinformation on how to submit your completed applications.

Celebrating the achievements of Alephs and Bnai Brith Girls is one of our longest standingtraditions. For those of you that have worked hard and dedicated yourselves to the goals ofBBYO, and thereby, the values of Klal Yisrael, the Global Jewish community, we thank you. It isthrough this process we hope to congratulate and honor you for your accomplishments.

At International Convention 2013: From the Roots We Build in Washington, D.C., well becelebrating the individuals, Chapters, Councils, Regions and Countries that went above and

beyond in the past year. Our goal is to honor hundreds of recipients from across the globe. You

do not have to be attending International Convention 2013 to win an award. Your Council,Region or Country leadership will receive it on your behalf and bring your award home to you.

Please submit all applications to [email protected]. Additionally, please copy your

Council or Regional staff member on your submission or your application will not be eligible foran award. If youre applying for a chapter honor, please also copy your advisor.

The submission deadline for all awards is Friday, February 1st at 5PM your localstandard time.

We cant wait to begin reviewing applications, and we thank you for taking the time to apply forthese prestigious awards that will forever bind your AZA and BBG successes to the histories ofour Order. You are the reason AZA and BBG are impacting more Jewish teens in more

communities around the world. This has been an unprecedented year for the Aleph Zadik Aleph

and Bnai Brith Girls and were inspired by what will unfold throughout the rest of the year!

Please be in touch with any questions! Submit your applications today!

We wish you luck!

The 88thGrand Board of the Aleph Zadik Aleph

The 68thInternational Board of the Bnai Brith Girls

Grand Aleph Godol, Logan Miller, [email protected]

International Nsiah, Sarah Minion, [email protected]

Grand Aleph Sgan, Ryan Ladd, [email protected]

International Sganit, Hilit Jacobson, [email protected]

Grand Aleph Moreh, Alex Finkelstein, [email protected]

International Aym HaChaverot,[email protected]

Grand Aleph Mazkir, Nick Phillips, [email protected]

International Mazkirah, Michaela Brown, [email protected]

Grand Aleph Shaliach, Benji Fages, [email protected] Shlicha, Andie Djamal, [email protected]


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MENORAH PLEDGE CARDINAL PRINCIPLES AWARD

Awarded to Alephs and B!nai B!rith Girls who truly embody the Menorah Pledge and SevenCardinal Principles, The Menorah Pledge & Cardinal Principles Award honors those teens thathave dedicated their time and energy to promoting the values of our Order.

The award also recognizes Alephs and B!nai B!rith Girls who have embraced the ideals of theMenorah Pledge and Cardinal Principles and regularly live by them in all aspects of their life.

Recipients of this award are nominated by their fellow Alephs and Bnai Brith Girls, making thisan especially noteworthy award. Below are instructions on how to nominate a fellow Aleph orBnai Brith Girl:

Step 1: Nomination Summary

Please answer each of the following questions as thoroughly as possible and in no more than250 words.

1. Why do you feel that your nominee embodies the Menorah Pledge (for BBG) or theSeven Cardinal Principles (for AZA)?

2. Describe a specific example in which your nominee exemplified the behavior that theMenorah Pledge and the Seven Cardinal Principles embody. How did others react toyour nominee!s effort?

3. How has this Aleph or B!nai B!rith Girl portrayed the ideals of the Menorah Pledge (BBG)and Seven Cardinal Principles (AZA) outside of AZA and BBG?

Step 2: Staff Recommendation

In order for your nominee to receive the Menorah Pledge & Cardinal Principles Award, yournominee must receive a brief professional staff or chapter advisor recommendation.

Please ask one staff member to send in a recommendation of no more than 250 wordsexplaining why your nominee is deserving of this award and how your nominee has been a rolemodel to other Alephs and B!nai B!rith Girls.


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THE SHIELD OF DAVID AWARD OF THE ALEPH ZADIK ALEPH

One of the most historic and prestigious honors awarded to an Aleph, the Shield of DavidAward, recognizes Alephs who throughout their tenure in the Aleph Zadik Aleph have displayedoutstanding leadership contributions, a consistent commitment to the fraternity that is AZA, and

a consistently participated across all tiers of the Order Chapter, Council, Regionally andGlobally.

The Shield of David Award is based on a comprehensive point system that credits the followingachievements throughout a members participation:

Fulfilling the duties of office at any level of the Aleph Zadik Aleph.

Acting as an event coordinator or member of a planning committee.

Participating in an internationally sponsored AZA contest.

Contributing to the Alephs Chapter.

Fulfilling his responsibility of giving the experience of AZA to others through recruitment.

Every Aleph in good standing is eligible for this award. Awards are earned by accumulatingpoints granted for any combination of the items included in the attached spreadsheet. Uponachievement of varying thresholds, different lapel crest pins are presented in two degrees:

THE BRONZE ORDER OF THE SHIELD OF DAVID 200 PointsTHE SILVER ORDER OF THE SHIELD OF DAVID 400 Points

The application must be completed and submitted before the applicant becomes an alumnus.

Applicant InformationName:Chapter Name/Number, Region/Council, Country:

I hereby verify that the information contained in this application is accurate:Chapter Advisor Name: Chapter Advisor Signature:Region/Council Director Name: Region/Council Director Signature:

This Aleph wishes to apply for the:______ Bronze Shield of David Award ______ Silver Shield of David Award

Choose one of the following topics and submit a 100-250 word short essay.1. My experiences as an Aleph have helped shape my future outside of BBYO because2. My work as an Aleph has helped shape the future of my Chapter, Council, and/or Region

by

Please attach your points in the spreadsheet provided.1. Find the number of points for each section for which you qualify.2. Copy the number of points earned into the last column entitled Totals.3. As you accumulate points on the spreadsheet, your total points will be automatically

calculated at the bottom of the page.

***Please LIST at the bottom of the spreadsheet each position/office you held and the dates that you held that position/office.***Please LIST at the bottom of the spreadsheet each event you coordinated, planned or steered, and the name(s) of the event(s).


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THE STAR OF DEBORAH AWARD OF THE BNAI BRITH GIRLS

The Star of Deborah honors Bnai Brith Girls who have made an outstanding commitment toBBG, have displayed a consistent commitment to the sisterhood that is BBG, and who bestexemplify the ideals and principles set forth by BBYO. It is the highest honor a BBG can receive.

The award is based on a comprehensive point system that credits the following achievementsin a members participation:

Fulfilling the duties of office on any level of BBG.

Acting as an event coordinator or member of a planning committee.

Participating in an international sponsored BBG contest.

Contributing to the Chapter.

Fulfilling her responsibility of giving the experience of BBG to others through recruitment

Any Bnai Brith Girl in good standing may apply. The Star of Deborah is earned by all BBGswho have accumulated the necessary points for any combination of the items included in theattached spreadsheet. Upon achievement of varying thresholds, different lapel crest pins arepresented in two degrees:

THE SILVER ORDER OF THE STAR OF DEBORAH 200 PointsTHE GOLD ORDER OF THE STAR OF DEBORAH 400 Points

The application must be completed and submitted before the applicant becomes an alumnae.


I hereby verify that the information contained in this application is accurate:Chapter Advisor Name: Chapter Advisor Signature:

Region/Council Director Name: Region/Council Director Signature:

This BBG wishes to apply for the:______ Silver Star of Deborah Award ______ Gold Star of Deborah Award

Membership is a shared responsibility of every dedicated Bnai Brith Girls life. In order to earnyour Stars of Deborah, you must support the growth of BBG. Silver applicants need to haverecruited two members; Gold applicants need to have recruited three.

Choose one of the following topics and submit a 100-250 word short essay.1. My experiences as a BBG have helped shape my future outside of BBYO because...2. My work as a BBG has helped shape the future of my Chapter, Council, and/or Region

by...

Please attach your points in the spreadsheet provided.1. Find the number of points for each section for which you qualify.2. Copy the number of points earned into the last column entitled Totals.3. As you accumulate points on the spreadsheet, your total points will be automatically

calculated at the bottom of the page.

***Please LIST at the bottom of the spreadsheet each position/office you held and the dates that you held that position/office.***Please LIST at the bottom of the spreadsheet each event you coordinated, planned or steered, and the name(s) of the event(s).


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THE ANITA PERLMAN STAND UP AWARD (For Individuals)

The Anita Perlman Stand UP Award is awarded to those individuals who have worked to StandUP and better their community through consistent and quality community service. Everymember of AZA and BBG who actively participates in his or her Chapters community servicefold, excels in independent community service work, and is regularly immersed in direct/indirectservice, philanthropy or advocacy efforts is eligible to apply for this award.

Criteria:

A minimum of 50 hours of community service (both BBYO organized and independent)

At least one community service or advocacy project planned by the applicant for his/herChapter, Council, Region or Country.



Please submit 100-250 word short essays for each of the following prompts.

1. Describe Chapter community service projects that you participated in as part of StandUP. Please provide approximate dates of service, and total hours spent on each project.

2. What community service events have you planned for your Chapter, Council, or Region?Please select one and explain your role in the event as well as its impact.

3. Describe community service work you have done independent of your BBYO chapterprojects. Please provide approximate dates of service, the total hours spent on eachproject and the approximate number of other teen participants. Please also include thename, address, and supervisor of the organization(s) for which you performedcommunity service.

4. Please choose one of the following essay topics and respond with 250 words.a. Why is serving the community a meaningful endeavor for you?b. What is the role of community service in Judaism and BBYO and why is it integral

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THE STAND UP MITZVAH CLUB AWARD (For Chapters)

The Stand UP Mitzvah Club recognizes those AZA, BBG and BBYO chapters around the worldthat conduct at least 36 hours of community service. Participation in direct and indirect service isnecessary. Chapters must do both types of service to be eligible for entry into the Mitzvah Club.

Direct Service: Direct service activities are those that require personal contact with people inneed. Examples of direct service activities include students working with senior citizens in anintergenerational project, volunteering in a soup kitchen or reading to small children. Directservice teaches responsibility for actions, and the immediate impact is seen or felt.

***At least 30 hours of direct service are required to be considered eligible for this award.

Indirect Service: Indirect experiences involve teens working behind the scenes or in apreparatory or support capacity for a direct service effort or initiative. These activities arecentered on channeling resources to the problem rather than working directly with an individualwho may need the service. Often teens do not come in contact with the people they serve.Examples of indirect service include fundraising, advocacy-based work, collecting food or toysfor disadvantaged families and participating in landscaping in a community park.

***No more than 6 hours of this type of activity may be credited toward this awards criteria.

Members of the Stand UP Mitzvah Club Award will have the press outlets in their community(Jewish and secular) receive an official press release from BBYO about their entry to the club tocelebrate their achievement and receive additional publicity for their admirable contribution.


I hereby verify that the information contained in this application is accurate:Chapter Advisor Name: Chapter Advisor Signature:

Region/Council Director Name: Region/Council Director Signature:

Award Questionnaire1. Describe each direct community service project in which your Chapter participated. For

each project include:a. Dates of service;b. Hours of service;c. Number of members who participated;d. Why the projects were important to chapter and what follow-up was organized

within the chapter after the service was completed?

2. Describe each indirect community service project in which the chapter participated. Foreach project include:

a. Dates of service;b. Hours of service;c. Number of members who participated;d. Please explain what was done as indirect service;e. If fundraising was achieved, please include the amount raised;f. Why the projects were important to the chapter and what has been the direct,

lasting impact on the chapter from participating in these projects?


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THE ALEPH ZADIK ALEPHS TREE OF LIFE RECRUITMENT AWARD

The Tree of Life Recruitment Award is an honor given to those Alephs who have played asignificant and lasting part in growing the Aleph Zadik Aleph. As a result of their efforts, theyhave contributed to the strengthening of our Orders future. Open to all Alephs in good standing,

these young men leave a legacy in their Chapters, Councils, Regions and Countries embracing a new generation to love, cherish and preserve the traditions of the Aleph ZadikAleph and BBYO.



To earn this award, an Aleph must have recruited at least six new Alephs to the InternationalOrder. Below, please list the six Alephs you have recruited and the approximate date of theirjoining AZA:

1. Name: Chapter: Date Joined:2. Name: Chapter: Date Joined:3. Name: Chapter: Date Joined:4. Name: Chapter: Date Joined:5. Name: Chapter: Date Joined:6. Name: Chapter: Date Joined:

*If the applicant cannot meet the requirements above, but feels that he is deserving of the honor(i.e., lives in a community where demographics are an obstacle, but chapter growth is evidentand celebrated; or he is in a BBYO chapter and has grown the chapter with new Alephs andBnai Brith Girls, etc.), he may present a case for his candidacy for this award in a short essay,attached to this application.


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THE BNAI BRITH GIRLS ETERNAL LIGHT RECRUITMENT AWARD

The Bnai Brith Girls Eternal Light Recruitment Award is open to all Bnai Brith Girls in goodstanding. It recognizes those BBGs who have played a significant and lasting part in growingthe Bnai Brith Girls. As a result of their efforts, they have contributed to the strengthening of our

Orders future. These young women leave a legacy in their Chapters, Councils, Regions andCountries embracing a new generation to love, cherish and preserve the traditions of the BnaiBrith Girls and BBYO.



To earn this award, a BBG must have recruited at least six new Bnai Brith Girls to theInternational Order. Below, please list the six BBGs you have recruited and the approximatedate of their joining BBG:

1. Name: Chapter: Date Joined:2. Name: Chapter: Date Joined:3. Name: Chapter: Date Joined:4. Name: Chapter: Date Joined:5. Name: Chapter: Date Joined:6. Name: Chapter: Date Joined:

*If the applicant cannot meet the requirements above, but feels that she is deserving of thehonor (i.e., lives in a community where demographics are an obstacle, but chapter growth isevident and celebrated; or she is in a BBYO chapter and has grown the chapter with newAlephs and Bnai Brith Girls, etc.), she may present a case for her candidacy for this award in ashort essay, attached to this application.


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THE HENRY MONSKY CHAPTER EXCELLENCE AWARDOF THE ALEPH ZADIK ALEPH

The Henry Monsky Chapter Excellence Award is the most prestigious honor an AZA chaptercan earn. It requires that the chapter represent top quality in all areas of chapter operations a

growing membership, diverse and rich programming, healthy chapter organization, andconsistent contributions to, as well as participation in the initiatives and programs led by theInternational Order.

The Chapters selected for this honor are leaders of the global community of Alephs andexemplify the ideals set forth in the Seven Cardinal Principles. All chapters should strive to beawarded placement on this annual honor roll, and this application can be used as a tool toorganize a chapters planning each term.

CHAPTER INFORMATION

Chapter Name:

Region/Council:Country:

Name of Chapter Aleph Godol:Signature of Chapter Aleph Godol:*If six-month terms, include Godol(im) for both terms and dates served.

Name of Chapter Advisor:Signature of Chapter Advisor:

Name of Council/Regional Director:Signature of Council/Regional Director:

SUBMISSION INFORMATION

Applications should be sent to [email protected] Feb. 1st, 5PM your time.


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THE HENRY MONSKY CHAPTER EXCELLENCE AWARDOF THE ALEPH ZADIK ALEPH - Application

Part I: Membership

Current Membership TotalSeniors (total)Juniors (total)Sophomores (total)Freshmen (total)8thGraders (total)

Membership Total (End of 2012 Program Year)

Part II: Programming

Total Number of Approved Programs Posted on BBYO Program Bank/Dashboard:

What percentage of your chapter participated in Kickoff? Council/RegionalConventions?

Your answers to the following prompts should be submitted in a supplemental summary:

1. What about your chapters program quality and programming process makes yousuitable for this award?

2. How many chapter members other than Board members planned programs thisyear?

3. How has your chapter programming evolved over the past year? How is it different andbetter than it was this time last year?

4. Describe your chapters best program (this past term, or past year) and why it wassuccessful. What was the objective of the program, and to what degree was thisobjective accomplished (how were participants impacted by the program)?

Part III: Chapter Organization


1. How does your chapter advertise/promote itself and its programs to your members and

the larger Jewish community?

2. How do older members communicate chapter standards and traditions to newmembers?

3. What does your chapter do to contribute to the success of your region and theInternational Order?


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Part IV: Regional and International Activities

1. How many attendees did your chapter have at each Summer 2012 program:

AZA and BBG Issue Summits (Human Rights & Genocide, Voice Your Vote):International Convention 2012 (Atlanta, GA):

Chapter Leadership Training Conference (CLTC):International Leadership Training Conference (ILTC):International Kallah:Summer of Impact Programs (DC, Boston, Chicago, Israel):Ambassadors to Bulgaria:International Leadership Seminar in Israel (ILSI):Passport to the World Travel:March of the Living:

2. How many other Council/Regional or international awards have chapter members or theChapter, itself, earned in the last year?

Pledge & Principles Award:Shield of David:AZA/BBG Stand UP Club:Anita Perlman Stand UP Award:Tree of Life Recruitment Award:Henry Monsky AZA Chapter Excellence Award (last year):Council/Regional Honors:

3. In a separate document, describe your Chapters participation in the followinginternational initiatives:

STAND UP

AZA ShabbatSpeak UPJ-ServeInternational $ervice Fund/GlobalizationAdvisor AppreciationBBYO ConnectAZAAthleticsOther

Part V: General Questions

Your Chapter should answer the first two questions one page for each answer in a

separate document.

Your Council/Regional Godol should answer the third question in a separate document.

1. How does your chapter promote and embody The Seven Cardinal Principles?

2. What challenges did your chapter face this year? How did you address and overcomethose challenges?

3. For the Council/Regional Godol: Why does this chapter deserve this honor?


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THE MIRIAM ALBERT CHAPTER EXCELLENCE AWARDOF THE BNAI BRITH GIRLS

The Miriam Albert Chapter Excellence Award is the most prestigious honor a BBG chapter canearn. It requires that the chapter represent top quality in all areas of chapter operations a

growing membership, diverse and rich programming, healthy chapter organization, andconsistent contributions as well as participation in the initiatives and programs led by theInternational Order.

The Chapters selected for this honor are leaders of the global community of BBGs andexemplify the ideals set forth in Menorah Pledge. All chapters should strive to be awardedplacement on this annual honor roll, and this application can be used as a tool to organize achapters planning each term.

CHAPTER INFORMATION

Chapter Name:


Name of Chapter Nsiah:Signature of Chapter Nsiah:*If six-month terms, include Nsiaot for both terms and dates served.






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Part I: Membership





What percentage of your chapter participated in Kickoff? Council/RegionalConventions?








1. How does your chapter advertise/promote itself and its programs to your members and

the larger Jewish community?

2. How do older members communicate chapter standards and traditions to newmembers?



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AZA and BBG Issue Summits (Human Rights & Genocide, Voice Your Vote):International Convention 2012 (Atlanta, GA):

Chapter Leadership Training Conference (CLTC):International Leadership Training Conference (ILTC):International Kallah:Summer of Impact Programs (DC, Boston, Chicago, Israel):Ambassadors to Bulgaria:International Leadership Seminar in Israel (ILSI):Passport to the World Travel:March of the Living:

2. How many other Council/Regional or international awards have chapter members or thechapter, itself, earned in the last year?

Pledge & Principles Award:Star of Deborah:AZA/BBG Stand UP Club:Anita Perlman Stand UP Award:Eternal Light Recruitment Award:Miriam Albert BBG Chapter Excellence Award (last year):Council/Regional Honors:

3. In a separate document, describe your chapters participation in the followinginternational initiatives:

STAND UP

BBG ShabbatSpeak UPJ-ServeInternational $ervice Fund/GlobalizationAdvisor AppreciationBBYO ConnectBBGGamesOther



separate document.

Your Council/Regional Nsiah should answer the third question in a separate document.

1. How does your chapter promote and embody The Menorah Pledge?

2. What challenges did your chapter face this year? How did you address and overcomethose challenges?

3. For the Council/Regional Nsiah: Why does this chapter deserve this honor?


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THE MAURICE BISGYER CHAPTER EXCELLENCE AWARDFOR BBYO CHAPTERS (Coed Chapters)

The Maurice Bisgyer Chapter Excellence Award is the most prestigious honor a BBYO chaptercan earn. It requires that the chapter represent top quality in all areas of chapter operations a

growing membership, diverse and rich programming, healthy chapter organization, andconsistent contributions as well as participation in the initiatives and programs led by theInternational Order.

The chapters selected for this honor are leaders of the global community of Alephs and BBGsand exemplify the ideals set forth in the Seven Cardinal Principles and the Menorah Pledge. Allchapters should strive to be awarded placement on this annual honor roll, and this applicationcan be used as a tool to organize a chapters planning each term.

CHAPTER INFORMATION

Chapter Name:


Name of Chapter Aleph Godol/Nsiah:Signature of Chapter Aleph Godol/Nsiah:*If six-month terms, include Godol(im)/Nsiah(ot) for both terms and dates served.






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Part I: Membership





What percentage of your chapter participated in Kickoff? Council/Regional

Conventions?








1. How does your chapter advertise/promote itself and its programs to your members andthe larger Jewish community?

2. How do older members communicate chapter standards/traditions to new members?



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AZA and BBG Issue Summits (Human Rights & Genocide, Voice Your Vote):International Convention 2012 (Atlanta, GA):Chapter Leadership Training Conference (CLTC):International Leadership Training Conference (ILTC):International Kallah:Summer of Impact Programs (DC, Boston, Chicago, Israel):Ambassadors to Bulgaria:International Leadership Seminar in Israel (ILSI):Passport to the World Travel:March of the Living:

2. How many other Council/Regional or international awards have chapter members or thechapter, itself, earned in the last year?

Pledge & Principles Award:

Shield of David:Star of Deborah:AZA/BBG Stand UP Club:Anita Perlman Stand UP Award:Tree of Life Recruitment Award:Eternal Light Recruitment Award:Maurice Bisgyer BBYO Chapter Excellence Award (last year):Council/Regional Honors:

3. In a separate document, describe your chapters participation in the followinginternational initiatives:

STAND UP

AZA and BBG ShabbatSpeak UPJ-ServeInternational $ervice Fund/GlobalizationAdvisor AppreciationBBYO ConnectAZAAthletics/BBGGamesOther



separate document.

Your Council/Regional Godol/Nsiah should answer the third question in a separate

document.

1. How does your chapter promote and embody the Seven Cardinal Principles and TheMenorah Pledge?

2. What challenges did your chapter face this year? How did you address andovercome those challenges?

3. For the Council/Regional Godol & Nsiah: Why does this chapter deserve this honor?


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ADDITIONAL AWARDS AT IC 2013/5773

The following awards will be presented to individuals, Chapters, Councils, Regions and

Countries at International Convention 2013/5773: From the Roots We Build in

Washington, D.C. in February.

Top 3 Individuals for International AZA Oratory Contest.

Top 3 Individuals for International BBG Oratory Contest.

Top 3 Individuals for International AZA Storytelling Contest.

Top 3 Individuals for International BBG Storytelling Contest.

Councils/Regions with:

o Top 3 Percent Growth in AZA Membershipduring 2011-2012 program year.o Top 3 Percent Growth in BBG Membershipduring 2011-2012 program year.o Top 3 AZA and BBG Retention Percentageat 2011-2012 program year end.o Top 3 BBYO Connect Involvementduring 2011-2012 program year.

Chapters/Councils/Regions with:o Top 3 BBYO Connect Involvement by percentage to goalby 01/30/2012.o Top 3 BBYO Connect Social programs(submit program planning form w/ one

paragraph summary for consideration).o Top 3 BBYO Connect Judaic programs(submit program planning form w/ one

paragraph summary for consideration).o Top 3 BBYO Connect Service programs(submit program planning form w/ one

paragraph summary for consideration).o Top 3 Speak UP programs(submit program planning form w/ one paragraph

summary for consideration).o Top 3 AZAA/BBGG programs(submit program planning form w/ one paragraph

summary for consideration).o Top 3 Globalization programs(submit program planning form w/ one paragraph

summary for consideration).o Top 5 Totals for Stand UP/ISFduring the 2011-2012 program year (please list

the amount and designation).o Top 3 Services on Build a Prayeras of January 30th, 2013.o Top 3 Highest Summer Experiences Attendancefor 2012.o Top 3 Highest Summer of Impact Attendancefor Summer 2012.o Top 3 Summer Experience Recruitment by percentageas of 01/30/2012.

The Most Award Applications this Year.

and various additional categories for Individuals/Chapters/Councils/Regions from

award application submission and statistical achievements available by January 30th,

2013.

*Please note that all Program Planning Forms must be from the Guide to Program Excellence.

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