Evaluation Criteria
Most Outstanding ISACA Student Group
Eligibility is determined based on performance across three key categories:
1. Award for Excellence in Capacity Building (25 Points)
Objective
Enhance cybersecurity knowledge and skills within our community, including school and university students, through nationwide sessions conducted virtually or in person.
· Requirements:
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- Conduct at least 3 sessions within the calendar year.
- Submit group photos for each session.
- Provide a letter of acknowledgment from the respective school/university.
2. Award for Excellence in Chapter Visibility (25 Points)
· Objective: Maintain an engaging and timely online presence across social media channels to effectively communicate chapter activities, share updates, and foster community engagement
Evaluation Criteria:
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- Chapter with Most active numbers of Social Media Platforms (10 Points)
- Maintain an engaging and timely online presence across various digital platforms and social media channels (10 Points)
- Most Engaged Platform: Based on likes, comments, and shares (5 Points).
3. Award for Outstanding Community Engagement (25 Points)
· Objective: Promote societal impact through Community Day events and inter-university collaboration.
· Evaluation Criteria:
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- Organize a minimum of 3 event (15 Points).
- Recognize the Most Collaborative Event (10 Points).
Most Innovative ISACA Student Group Award
Objective
This award recognizes a student group that exemplifies creativity, originality, and a commitment to impactful initiatives. The recipient demonstrates a unique approach to projects and events, setting a benchmark for innovation and contributing meaningfully to the community.
Criteria for Evaluation:
1. Creative Projects and Events:
a. Implementation of at least two innovative initiatives within the year.
b. Evidence of originality and measurable impact on the community or the field of cybersecurity.
2. Sustainability and Scalability:
a. Projects that offer long-term benefits or have the potential to scale beyond their initial scope.
3. Community and Industry Relevance:
a. Demonstration of how innovative efforts address current challenges or needs in cybersecurity, technology, or education.
Required Submissions:
· Detailed descriptions of initiatives undertaken.
· Supporting evidence such as photos, videos, testimonials, or reports demonstrating creativity and impact.
This award highlights chapters that push boundaries and inspire others through their innovative spirit and meaningful contributions.