Proposals can include any effective, creative approach used in teaching risk management and insurance. For example, creative ideas might include new course offerings, alternative methods of evaluation, experiential projects outside the classroom, lecture-based innovation, and development of case materials, class projects, or other unique teaching materials. Projects should not be limited to technological advances or computer applications. Purpose of the innovation and a description of the courses in which the approach has been used. Features that make the approach innovative.
Adequate documentation is necessary for favorable consideration.
Effectiveness and specific benefits of the innovation. Letters or evaluations attesting to the effectiveness of the approach are useful. Proposals for the transfer of the idea to other institutions. Description of the presentation at the 2001 ARIA meeting if selected for the award.