The James E. Newcomb Award


I. Historical Note:

    Established in 1939 in memory of James E. Newcomb by a bequest from the Estate of James E. Newcomb.
II. Purpose:
    To establish an annual award to be given to a Fellow of the American Laryngological Association as a mark of esteem and appreciation for service to the Association, or for outstanding contributions to the literature of laryngology and rhinology.
III. Administration:
    1.The President shall appoint, annually, a Committee, known as The Newcomb Award Committee, consisting of three (3) Fellows, not members of the Council. The Committee shall submit its recommendation to the Council one (1) month prior to the Annual MidWinter Council Meeting.
    2.The Council alone shall make the selection for the Award.
    3. The Award shall be presented at the Annual Banquet.
    4. Fellows may suggest candidates for the Award to the Secretary.
 
 
 
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