Award Categories:

The following is the general eligibility criteria for each type of award:

Objectives:

The objectives of the USAWOA Awards Program is to provide the following:

Foster morale, incentive, esprit de corps and recognition to members and non-members.
Formal program by which the National Board of Directors, Regions and Chapters can recognize outstanding performance or service by individuals and chapters.
Recognize the dedication, service and professionalism of members and non-members who have contributed to the goals of the USAWOA. Service is for the United States Army, the United States Army Warrant Officer Cohort, the USAWOA, and/or the surrounding military communities.

The following is the general eligibility criteria for each type of award:

Individual Member Awards - Eligibility for this type of award requires the member be in good standing. A member in good standing is defined as any member whose dues are current and they are active participants in their chapter activities.
Auxiliary Member Award - Eligibility for this type of award requires the auxiliary member to be a member in good standing with a USAWOA recognized Auxiliary.
Non-Member Awards - Eligibility for this type of award requires that the non-member made noteworthy contributions and dedicated service to the USAWOA. Examples: Honorary and/or Associate Membership.
Region Awards - Eligibility for this type of award requires that the region have a minimum of three (3) active chapters. The region must and active or inactive Region. Active Regions have their own elected officials and may institute their own program.
Chapter Awards - Eligibility for this type of award requires the chapter to be a regular or auxiliary chapter.
National awards would apply to Regions and Chapters and may or may not have a winner in each category.