Mark Barry (CO ’09) Participates in Education Nation Teacher Town Hall
January 1, 2011
Mark Barry (CO ’09) participated in the Education Nation Teacher Town Hall, hosted by NBC News Educational Correspondent Rehema Ellis. (read more)
Asenath Andrews (MI ‘92) Honored at 2012 Women in the World Foundation Summit
January 1, 2011
Asenath Andrews (MI ‘92) was honored at the Women in the World Foundation’s 2012 summit. (read more)
Heather O'Leary (NY '10) Receives Bertha E. Brimmer Medal of Excellence
January 1, 2011
ESL teacher Heather O’Leary (NY '10) received the Bertha E. Brimmer Medal of Excellence. (read more)
Neil Anstead (CA '87) Has Building Named After Him
January 1, 2011
To celebrate their 30th anniversary, Cleveland Humanities Magnet in Reseda, Calif. named a building after Neil Anstead (CA '87). (read more)
Julie Cajune (MT '02) Completes Tribal History Project
January 1, 2011
Julie Cajune (MT '02), a member of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai American Indian tribes, recently completed a three-year project developing tribal history materials that was funded by the Montana State Legislature. (read more)
Suzanne Culbreth (AL ’99) Named AL 2012 Teacher of the Year
January 1, 2011
Alabama Superintendent of Education Dr. Tommy Bice named high school math teacher Suzanne Culbreth (AL ’99) the state’s 2012 Teacher of the Year. (read more)
Godfrey Saunders (MT ’99) Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
January 1, 2011
Retired Bozeman High School principal Godfrey Saunders received a Lifetime Achievement Award at his alma mater, University of Montana Western. (read more)
Elden Seta (HI ’03) Bestowed Band Director Honor
January 1, 2011
Moanalua High School music director Elden Seta (HI ’03) has been named one of the country’s “finest band directors” by the John Philip Sousa Foundation. (read more)
January 1, 2011
The National Association of Biology Teachers awarded Cindy Thompson Rudolph (NC '09) the North Carolina Outstanding Biology Teacher Award. (read more)
Shekema Silveri (GA ’11) to Serve on Nominating Committee
January 1, 2011
Starting in September 2012, Shekema Silveri (GA ’11) will start her year-long term on the National Council of Teachers of English’s Secondary Section Nominating Committee. (read more)
