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==Future Awards==
A number of additional awards have been developed for areas not directly correlating to the current six awards. These awards may be formally announced and implemented at a future date, if and when deemed prudent by the [[Grand Duke of Westarctica|Grand Duke]] and the Commissioner of the Civilian Corps.


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Revision as of 17:35, 19 October 2018

As a part of the Westarctica Civilian Corps' goal of recognizing citizens for exceptional acts or service that do not merit awarding of one of Westarctica's Orders of Chivalry, the Honored Westarctican Awards were created. Briefly called the "Honored Citizen Awards," at their inception, the name was quickly changed to avoid confusion with the Honored Citizen ribbon.

These awards can be issued to any Westarctican, even citizens who are not members of the Corps.

Awards and Ribbons

Distinction Ribbon Eligibility
Honored Artist ribbon Civ-Cor-Artist.png Significant achievement of an artistic nature.
Honored Citizen ribbon Civ-Cor-HonCitizen.png Perform an act, accomplishment, or service that reflects positively upon them and Westarctica.
Honored Diplomat ribbon Civ-cor-hondiplomat.png Significant service of a diplomatic nature.
Honored Innovator ribbon Civ-Cor-HonInno.png Significant achievement of a non-artistic, but still innovative or scientific in nature.
Honored Service ribbon Civ-Cor-HonService.png Service in an appointed position that is not diplomatic, in nature.
Honored Volunteer ribbon Civ-Cor-HonVol.png Significant and sustained service to the government and/or people of Westarctica that would not make them eligible for either the Service or Diplomat Ribbons.

Honored Artist

The Honored Artist ribbon may be awarded to citizens who have accomplished a significant achievement of an artistic nature. This may include, but is not limited to:

  • Traditional arts: painting, sculpting, drawing, pottery, photography, and woodworking
  • Literary arts: writing and poetry
  • Performance arts: singing, music, songwriting, and dance
  • Technological arts: graphic design, and filmmaking
  • Culinary Arts: cooking, baking

Recipients

Honored Citizen

The Honored Citizen ribbon may be awarded to citizens who have performed an act, accomplishment, or service that reflects positively upon them and Westarctica. This must be of a nature that warrants recognition, but does not merit the awarding of any other Honored Westarctican Award ribbon.

Honored Diplomat

The Honored Diplomat ribbon may be awarded to citizens who have performed significant service of a diplomatic nature. This may include, but is not limited to:

Recipients

Honored Innovator

The Honored Innovator ribbon may be awarded to citizens who have accomplished a significant achievement of a technological or non-artistically creative nature. This may include, but is not limited to:

  • Assisting in the development of Westarctica through creative ideas/brainstorming.
  • Contributing to the technological advancement of Westarctica
  • Invention of a significant nature to Westarctica

Honored Service

The Honored Service ribbon may be awarded to citizens who have performed service in an appointed position that is not diplomatic, in nature. This may include, but is not limited to:

  • Serving in a Ministry appointment
  • Serving as the head of a non-military organization
  • Other appointments of a significant nature

Unlike the other awards of the Honored Westarctican Awards, where the recipient bears the honor of the award's name, those who have received this award bear the title of "Honored Servant of Westarctica."

Recipients

Honored Volunteer

The Honored Volunteer ribbon may be awarded to citizens who have performed significant and sustained service to the government and/or people of Westarctica that would not make them eligible for either the Service or Diplomat Ribbons. This may include, but is not limited to:

  • Event organization, planning, and execution
  • Minor appointments not deemed appropriate for the Honored Service ribbon

Future Awards

A number of additional awards have been developed for areas not directly correlating to the current six awards. These awards may be formally announced and implemented at a future date, if and when deemed prudent by the Grand Duke and the Commissioner of the Civilian Corps.