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ominator and Nominee Parameters N: Eligibility is open to profit and nonprofit public and private individuals and groups who are part of or serve the Roseville community. Personal and professional accomplishments relative to human rights are worthy of nomination. One may submit multiple nominations. Anyone may submit a nomination, but a person may not nominate one’s self. HRC commissioners and City Council members and their families are not eligible for this award. Application Deadline Nominations will be accepted throughout the year. The application deadline will be early April or May. Thinking that this is before people are in summer mode but not near the HR essay contest deadline. Nomination Form The nomination form will be available electronically on the HRC website. Those who cannot access the electronic form can request a paper copy from the City of Roseville. Completed applications will be accepted via e-mail or post. If a nominee does not win the award, their application may be resubmitted the following year. The HRC will not automatically resubmit applications. Publicity Provide printed flyer to Roseville community resources such as nonprofits, places of worship, cultural centers, food shelves, and schools. Submit press release to local newspapers, community websites such as Nextdoor.org, the HRC homepage, and the City of Roseville’s website and social media. Publicity will include explanation of what would make someone a good candidate. Publicity should begin 3 months prior to the nomination deadline. Nomination Evaluation and Awardee Determination The HRC will strive to determine the awardees within 6-8 weeks after the nomination deadline. 3-4 HRC commissioners will serve on the Nominee Review Committee (NRC). They will read all nominations, cooperate to make the required calls to nominee references and agree upon which nominees to recommend to the HRC as awardees.