The Outstanding Achievement Award was designed to recognize individuals for their contributions to the advancement of forensics. This annual recognition at the RMDIAI Fall Training Conference consists of a certificate or plaque presented to the member that has been nominated and selected for their outstanding achievement.
Past recipients:
2024: Amy Williams, Denver PD- Nomination Form
2018: Trent Rundquist, CBI - Nomination letter
2010: Jan LeMay, Weld County SO- Nomination Form
2007: Shelly Hisey, Boulder PD
2006: Wendy Kipple, Dillon PD- Nomination Form
2005: Shelly Hisey, Arapahoe County SO
2001: Tom Adair, Arapahoe County SO
**Photos of some of these nominations are included below!
Past recipients:
2024: Amy Williams, Denver PD- Nomination Form
2018: Trent Rundquist, CBI - Nomination letter
2010: Jan LeMay, Weld County SO- Nomination Form
2007: Shelly Hisey, Boulder PD
2006: Wendy Kipple, Dillon PD- Nomination Form
2005: Shelly Hisey, Arapahoe County SO
2001: Tom Adair, Arapahoe County SO
**Photos of some of these nominations are included below!
Do you know an RMDIAI member or team that is deserving of recognition for outstanding achievement in the profession of forensic identification and scientific investigation? Any RMDIAI member, an RMDIAI member's supervisor, or any law enforcement agency may submit a written nomination to the RMDIAI Board of Directors prior to July 1st of each year. The nomination may be an individual's name or a forensic team. If at least one person on a team is an RMDIAI member in good standing, the entire team may be nominated for an award so as not to single out one individual for a group effort.
The written nomination needs to include a brief summary of the event(s) or activity for which the person or team is being considered for recognition of an outstanding achievement. A statement should also be included specifying why this person or team should be recognized. The RMDIAI Board of Directors will review any and all award nominations to determine if they are award-worthy and may limit the quantity of awards in any given year.
The annual Outstanding Achievement Award may consist of a certificate or plaque, which is at the discretion of the Board of Directors. The recipient(s) will be notified by letter of the award acceptance and will be invited to attend the General Business Meeting at the Annual Fall Conference to receive the award in person. The RMDIAI President or another designated person will present the award. If the recipient is not able to attend the award ceremony, another designated person may present the award at a later time.
If you would like to nominate a member for this award, download the Award Application Form and email to rockymountainiai@gmail,com
The written nomination needs to include a brief summary of the event(s) or activity for which the person or team is being considered for recognition of an outstanding achievement. A statement should also be included specifying why this person or team should be recognized. The RMDIAI Board of Directors will review any and all award nominations to determine if they are award-worthy and may limit the quantity of awards in any given year.
The annual Outstanding Achievement Award may consist of a certificate or plaque, which is at the discretion of the Board of Directors. The recipient(s) will be notified by letter of the award acceptance and will be invited to attend the General Business Meeting at the Annual Fall Conference to receive the award in person. The RMDIAI President or another designated person will present the award. If the recipient is not able to attend the award ceremony, another designated person may present the award at a later time.
If you would like to nominate a member for this award, download the Award Application Form and email to rockymountainiai@gmail,com
2010: Jan LeMay, Weld County SO- Nomination Form
2006: Wendy Kipple, Dillon PD- Nomination Form
2001: Tom Adair, Arapahoe County SO
