The Roy Bordes Award for Physical Security
The Roy Bordes Award for Physical Security consists of a two- or two-and-a-half-day, customized, physical security program delivered to the winning chapter at the local level. Instructors, student materials, travel, and accommodation costs will be covered by award funds. Meeting expenses will be the host chapter’s responsibility.
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EligibilityAll chapters are eligible for The Roy Bordes Award for Physical Security. Preference will be given to developing chapters working to expand their membership and education offerings.
Chapters may submit only one application annually. Relatives of the ASIS Foundation Board of Trustees are ineligible to apply for the award. |
Application Process
A chapter leader must commit chapter support and submit an application, a program proposal, and all other required information to the Foundation by the deadline, either by mail or fax. No late applications or parts of the application will be accepted. The winning chapter, in collaboration with ASIS Education staff, will develop the customized program. ASIS requires 90 days to develop and arrange the program. Download the application (pdf).
Criteria
The chapter must:
- demonstrate a commitment to its own expansion, including ascending membership numbers and a strategic plan for continued growth
- have a strong education program, including high attendance rates, diverse and plentiful programs on the chapter calendar, and member attendance at ASIS International-sponsored programs
- support the award, including identifying an award champion, a healthy projected attendance, a capacity to host the program, and a budget for on-site expenses
- hold the program within the award year
Selection Process
Foundation and Education staff will select finalists. The Foundation Board of Trustees will select the winner and determine program parameters. The winning chapter will be selected without regard to race, age, gender, religion, political beliefs, employment status, or any other factors that could constitute unfair or illegal discrimination.
Contact Information
If you have questions, contact ASIS Foundation staff member Barbara Buzzell, Development Project Coordinator, at 703-518-1441 or e-mail: bbuzzell@asisonline.org or foundation@asisonline.org.