The Young Conservatives Coalition will be awarding 10 young professional conservatives who’ve made a significant contribution to the conservative movement at large or in their home state at the next Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in February 2011. The awards are called the Young Conservative Leadership Awards, or the “Buckley Awards.”

These awards will recognize the unique contributions young conservatives play in the conservative movement and will highlight their successes, while also honoring William F. Buckley Jr. – a conservative movement leader/icon who founded National Review and wrote God & Man at Yale all before the age of 30.

Nominee Requirements:

1. Must be between the ages of 18-40;
2. Must be nominated (nominees can nominate themselves);
3. Made a significant contribution to the conservative movement at large or in their home state by (one of the following):
a. Leading and/or organizing a significant grassroots and/or media initiative;
b. Contributing meaningfully to an influential election (on staff or volunteer);
c. Utilizing new techniques/technologies to advance the conservative cause;
d. Displayed courage under fire

Please scan/email nomination form to Info@TheYCC.org. All nominations must be submitted by Friday, January 28, 2011.