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# PRSA-NCC Seeks Hall of Fame Nominations
- URL: https://capitolcommunicator.com/prsa-ncc-seeks-hall-of-fame-nominations/
- Published: 2015-05-21T19:27:34.000Z
- Updated: 2015-05-21T20:41:18.000Z
- Author: Guest Columnist
- Tags: PR, Awards, #Import 2026-10-08 18:46

**The Public Relations Society of America’s National Capital Chapter** (PRSA-NCC) is seeking nominations for its National Capital Public Relations Hall of Fame award. Inductees will be honored at PRSA-NCC’s Annual Thoth Awards Gala on September 16 at the National Press Club. Self-nominations are allowed, and the deadline for nominations is July 1\. The nomination form is available at the [PRSA-NCC website](http://www.prsa-ncc.org/?ref=capitolcommunicator.com).

PRSA-NCC started the National Capital Public Relations [Hall of Fame ](http://www.prsa-ncc.org/about-us/leadership/hall-fame-members?ref=capitolcommunicator.com)in 1999 by inducting 50 leaders with significant accomplishments in the public relations field as part of the chapter’s 50th Anniversary celebration. The original inductees included a diverse group of communicators from the National Capital area – including agency heads, White House and Capitol Hill press secretaries, Pentagon spokespersons, business leaders, government officials, international experts, social activists, labor leaders, professors and educators. Last year, public relations icons **Jody Powell** and **Sheila Tate**, were inducted.

The criteria for induction into the NCC Public Relations Hall of Fame includes:

- 30 or more years of distinguished accomplishments
- Can be actively employed or retired
- A visionary public relations leader and mentor
- Demonstrated commitment to the profession of public relations
- Made a positive and significant impact on the industry
- Contributed significantly to the broader community
- Has inspired the next generation of public relations professionals to excel
- Has worked in the DC metro area for at least ten years

Note that the individual need not have been a member of PRSA-NCC.