MillsMedal

The Mills Medal (Medallion front image)
THE MILLS MEDAL - Lieutenant General Richard P. Mills, USMC, signed the charter that established the Marine Corps Thesis Research Working Group (TRWG) (predecessor to the Naval Research Program (NRP)). He was a visionary who understood the value of education, and saw NPS as an underutilized research resource for the service. The Mills Medal was founded through the Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) Foundation to recognize research, analysis, or service conducted under the auspices of the Naval Research Program (NRP) that had a meritorious or conspicuous impact to a Headquarters or Fleet organization. The Foundation is in possession of the medals, certificates, and an endowment has been established to support an annual cash prize of $1000. This medal applies to all NPS Faculty (present and former), NRP funded Primary Investigators/Researchers.

Approximately two months before the annual NRWG the NRP will solicit Mills Medal nominations however NRP Topic Sponsors may nominate a principle investigator at anytime throughout the year. **Nomination Form**  Please send completed nomination forms to: nrp@nps.edu 

For CY2023 consideration, submissions must be received by: 12 April 2023.

 Submit a CY23 Mills Medal Nomination!!

6 Feb 2023 - Submit a CY23 Mills Medal Nomination – The Mills Medal is intended to recognize NPS Faculty that completed NRP research that had a meritorious or conspicuous impact for your organization.  The CY23 nomination deadline is 12 April 2023. 


9 May 2022 - CY2022  MILLS MEDAL STATUS - No selections were made for CY22.


26 Aug 2021 - CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR LECTURER JEFF APPLEGET - CY2021  MILLS MEDAL RECIPIENT

Senior Lecturer, Jeff Appleget, from the Operations Research Department, was selected as the recipient of the Mills Medal for Calendar Year 2021. Please click here to see the announcement.


16 Jun 2020 - CONGRATULATIONS PROFESSOR KYLE LIN - CY2020  MILLS MEDAL RECIPIENT

Professor Kyle Lin, from the Operations Research Department, was selected as the recipient of the Mills Medal for Calendar Year 2020. Please click here to see the announcement.