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Wisconsin Society of Fire Service Instructors
Instructor of the Year Award
The Instructor of the Year Award recognizes individuals for extraordinary accomplishments in fire service training. The winner:
· Will have displayed a deep commitment to furthering the cause of the fire service through training
· Will have advanced the cause of firefighter operational effectiveness and safety
· Will have gone above and beyond the call of duty in training
· Will have brought creativity and innovation to the fire training programs, or will have shown great persistence in pursuing an innovative program
· Will have served as a positive model for other fire instructors and firefighters
The award recognizes individual accomplishment. While members of an instructional team or training group may be considered, nominations of a fire department or training academy are not eligible.
Nomination Form – 2012
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Nominator Information
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Nominee Information
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In the space below, describe the training achievement of the individual:
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In the space below, describe how can other departments benefit from the training?
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In the space below, describe what makes the program unique, innovative, and resourceful?
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Please attach any supplemental information such as diagrams, photos, and written materials (no testimonials) to illustrate the program. Use additional pages if you need more room to write. Please submit nominations by mail or e-mail to: James Flanagan / WSFSI / 214 East Mill Street / Plymouth WI 53073 / Flanagan@fireinstructors.org
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In 1994 the Board of Directors of the Wisconsin Society of Fire Service Instructors voted to establish a training scholarship program. The scholarship fund has been named after William E. Clark, a Wisconsin Fire Service training pioneer. An amount of $2,500.00 will be awarded for use during the 2012/2013 school year. Individual scholarships will be awarded to students enrolled in an Associate Degree, Bachelors Degree, or Masters Degree program. The purpose of the scholarships is to further the fire service education of members of Wisconsin Society of Fire Service Instructors or their dependents.