This award recognizes Dr. Larry Larson's role as a leader and pioneer in insect management and carries that legacy to the next generation of leaders in applied entomology. Gifts in honor and memory of him are a tribute to his tireless and lasting contributions to the science and practice of entomology. Only final-year master's students or first-year Ph.D. students are eligible. Applicants' research should address an applied entomological question. Also, students should have demonstrated and documented capability in the following areas: technical knowledge; communication; creativity; leadership; professionalism; a broad interest in entomology and science; and problem solving. Nominations may be made by anyone. Self-nominations are allowed. Nominators must provide a CV which includes the following sections: Background Information; Research; and Service. A brief summary on the student's research, written by the student, which includes questions, rationale, methods, results and specific end-user benefits, must also be submitted. Two letters of recommendation demonstrating research impact/outcome, communications, creativity, and leadership are also required. Please visit the award's website or contact the Entomological Society of America for more information.