AGA Atlanta brought home several awards at this year's PDT in Boston.
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2016-2017 Chapter President Scott Owens Accepts the Chapter Service Award
Each year, AGA presents crystal awards to recognize individuals who have made contributions to AGA chapters. AGA presents one award per chapter membership grouping.
The award recognizes service to a chapter. National committee work and/or holding of a National office are not factors in consideration for this award. Eligible nominees will have made consistently important contributions to the development and enhancement of a chapter, and distinguished or spectacular contributions to a chapter during the year of the nomination. These would be individuals who, for example, played a key role in establishing new chapters, revitalizing old chapters, developing innovative programs, promoting significantly increased attendance and participation, bringing substantive recognition and credit to chapter activities, or substantially improving communications with chapter members.
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Laura Weston wins Chapter Growth Award
Chapter membership data is compared at a point-in-time to last year, and the chapter with the highest percentage of growth in each group is presented this award. The Atlanta chapter won Group B which includes chapters that have 150 - 299 members. |
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AGA Atlanta recognized for attaining Platinum Status in the 2016-2017 Chapter Recognition Program
The objective of the Chapter Recognition Program (CRP) is to support, encourage and promote AGA’s mission, and to provide flexible guidelines for a well-rounded chapter. To earn Platinum status (the highest available), a chapter must accumulate over 19,501 credits during the program year - this year, the AGA Atlanta Chapter earned 30,984 credits! |