The Kansas Broadcasting Hall of Fame nominees must have worked in the broadcasting business and will be recognized based on substantial contributions to broadcasting and the state/nation. Individual broadcasters may be Kansas natives and have made contributions in other states or at the national level. Individuals who are NOT Kansas natives are eligible, but they must have worked in Kansas broadcasting. They may be recognized for major contributions in Kansas, in other states or on a national level. To nominate an individual for the KAB Hall of Fame: Hall of Fame nominees are selected based on the information submitted under the five categories listed below. The completeness and clarity of the information submitted is an important factor in the judging. Explicit information should be submitted in all the categories. The nomination packet should contain a cover page listing the nominee, their home address, e-mail address, and telephone number. The same information should be provided for the person preparing the nomination. Nominations must be received by August 1.

The judging categories are: 

1. Contributions to the Profession During their career, what contribution have they made that benefited the Broadcasting profession through their work in local community, state, regional, or national industry organizations or projects? 

2. Broadcast Career A brief resume of the nominee’s career with highlights emphasized. 

3. Recognition and Awards List major broadcast industry awards or recognition received. 

4. Local, State, or National Activities Exemplary participation in local, state or national organizations and any recognition received. 

5. Reason Nominee Should be Selected Your own personal views as to why this nominee should be in the KAB Hall of Fame.