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Chris_Elston 01-01-2005 17:01

Typical Due Date of Chairman's Award?
 
In the past, when was the chairman's award due? During the six week building period or after?

First doesn't have anything on their website anymore about the due date, other than the Chairman Award questions in the documents section...

help?

David Kelly 01-01-2005 17:08

Re: Typical Due Date of Chairman's Award?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by chakorules
In the past, when was the chairman's award due? During the six week building period or after?

First doesn't have anything on their website anymore about the due date, other than the Chairman Award questions in the documents section...

help?

Typically the Chairmans is due during the 6 weeks period. I expect it to be the same again this year and it should be clearly stated in the manuals and on the website after kickoff.

Chris_Elston 01-01-2005 17:13

Re: Typical Due Date of Chairman's Award?
 
Hi David Kelly,

Do you know about when? Like 4th or 5th week? I am trying to make a ghantt chart for the team this year.

PS: Met you down in Kokomo Ivy Tech...don't know if you remember me...


Quote:

Originally Posted by David Kelly
Typically the Chairmans is due during the 6 weeks period. I expect it to be the same again this year and it should be clearly stated in the manuals and on the website after kickoff.


Chris Fultz 01-01-2005 17:23

Re: Typical Due Date of Chairman's Award?
 
Last year the entry had to be received about 3 days after the robot ship date.

If things stay the same, I would assume a Chairman's due date between the 22nd and 25th of February.

Chris_Elston 01-01-2005 17:26

Re: Typical Due Date of Chairman's Award?
 
Thanks guys!

First timer here....

Chris



Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris Fultz
Last year the entry had to be received about 3 days after the robot ship date.

If things stay the same, I would assume a Chairman's due date between the 22nd and 25th of February.


KathieK 01-01-2005 18:54

Re: Typical Due Date of Chairman's Award?
 
Be sure to continuously monitor the updates section of the FIRST website as clarifications may also be made to the Chairman's Award section of the manual.

I encourage all teams to post their submissions in the White Papers section of CD after submitting them to FIRST - since the submissions are not usually seen by other teams, it's one way we can share what we are all doing with each other, thus helping to grow and spread the mission of FIRST!

You might also want to consider joining NEMO - the Non-Engineering Mentor Organization - because topics such as the Chairman's Award are discussed by fellow NEM's. In fact, it was lengthy discussions about the Chairman's Award that prompted the formation of the organization last year!

For more info about NEMO, PM me.

KathieK 01-01-2005 18:59

Re: Typical Due Date of Chairman's Award?
 
http://www2.usfirst.org/2004comp/8-T...corporated.pdf is still up - for a few days anyway. It lists Friday, February 20, 2004 as last year's submission deadline. It also explains the rules for the CA "competition".

richardp 06-01-2005 21:43

Re: Typical Due Date of Chairman's Award?
 
Section 9.2.3.4 Submissioin Deadline
Chairman's Award submissions are due no later than Saterday, February 19, 2005

MasonMM 09-01-2005 12:00

Re: Typical Due Date of Chairman's Award?
 
wow, that means even less time. it was a real convience last year being able to put some final touches on the chairman's submissions while not having to worry about the robot, but it looks like we wont have that luxury this year.

richardp 09-01-2005 12:17

Re: Typical Due Date of Chairman's Award?
 
Yeah it does sadden myself however we still get time after the robot is shipped to work and rehearse the presentaion part of the award.

Eugenia Gabrielov 09-01-2005 12:34

Re: Typical Due Date of Chairman's Award?
 
I've got a question as well. I never figured out the connection between Chairman's Award and rookie teams. A couple people I met over the weekend were wondernig as well. Is there one?

jgannon 09-01-2005 12:40

Re: Typical Due Date of Chairman's Award?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Eugenia Gabrielov
I've got a question as well. I never figured out the connection between Chairman's Award and rookie teams. A couple people I met over the weekend were wondernig as well. Is there one?

How do you mean? As in, why do some rookie teams do Chairman's Award submissions, even though they can't win the award? If you have a NASA grant, it's a requirement to do so. Also, it is suggested in the manual, though not required (we didn't do it), to win Rookie All-Star. If that wasn't your question, feel free to clarify.

Eugenia Gabrielov 09-01-2005 12:42

Re: Typical Due Date of Chairman's Award?
 
Thank you Joey for the clarification. I jsut didn't know if teams actaully were allowed to or had to or could win it. That makes a lot of things more clear.

dhitchco 19-01-2005 17:40

Re: Chairman's Award and Rookie Teams
 
As a rookie team, we will go through the steps of answering the questions posed by the Chairman's Award just for the BENEFIT that the thought process will bring to our team to have ONE COMMON GOAL and strategy for this year's event(s).

So, I'd suggest that ALL rookie teams at least go through the thought process. I created a simple Excel spreadsheet template that you can even e-mail around to team members and everybody can enter their own thoughts and one person can pick & choose the "best of the best".

Then, put the form up on your team wall as part of your "mission"....

Eria4044 26-01-2005 17:04

Re: Typical Due Date of Chairman's Award?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by chakorules
In the past, when was the chairman's award due? During the six week building period or after?

First doesn't have anything on their website anymore about the due date, other than the Chairman Award questions in the documents section...

help?

FIRST has put up a calendar of due dates that includes every award. The Chairman's Award is due Feb. 19, by noon Eastern Standard Time.

KathieK 26-01-2005 17:56

Re: Typical Due Date of Chairman's Award?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Eria4044
FIRST has put up a calendar of due dates that includes every award. The Chairman's Award is due Feb. 19, by noon Eastern Standard Time.

PLEASE NOTE: The awards are due by 12:01 A.M. - MIDNIGHT, not noon!

Eria4044 28-01-2005 17:39

Re: Typical Due Date of Chairman's Award?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by KathieK
PLEASE NOTE: The awards are due by 12:01 A.M. - MIDNIGHT, not noon!

I thought it said noon on the calendar. Let me find a link.
http://www.usfirst.org/robotics/frc_time.htm
Well, it's 12:01 A.M., so that would be midnight. You were right.

KathieK 28-01-2005 18:02

Re: Typical Due Date of Chairman's Award?
 
We actually alerted FIRST about the error and the time on the deadline calendar was updated today... so you were correct in thinking it was noon, but the actual time is 12:01 AM.

Eria4044 29-01-2005 11:03

Re: Typical Due Date of Chairman's Award?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by KathieK
We actually alerted FIRST about the error and the time on the deadline calendar was updated today... so you were correct in thinking it was noon, but the actual time is 12:01 AM.

Oh, good. I had to change all the due dates on the marker board after I saw the updated calendar. :D

KathieK 30-01-2005 13:41

Re: Typical Due Date of Chairman's Award?
 
Also, remember to update your Yearbook Information, which becomes part of the packet the judges look at when reviewing your team CA submission. Yearbook information must be entered into the TIMS system by 5:00 p.m. EST on February 23. Section 1.14 of the Manual.

RoboMom 31-01-2005 09:54

Re: Chairman's Award and Rookie Teams
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dhitchco
As a rookie team, we will go through the steps of answering the questions posed by the Chairman's Award just for the BENEFIT that the thought process will bring to our team to have ONE COMMON GOAL and strategy for this year's event(s).

So, I'd suggest that ALL rookie teams at least go through the thought process. "....

FIRST encourages rookie teams to submit a Chairman's entry. As it has been mentioned, you MUST if you are a NASA grantee.
This is about a process. The Chairman's is a great way to document what your team is about. Together with the yearbook page information on the TIMS , it will help the judges get a picture of your team and will help you next year, because this information can be used for grant and sponsor proposals. You will have it all in one place.
The interview process with the Chairmans is an excellent learning experience.


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