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Lifetime Achievement Award
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Brenda Pfaehler Professional Development Grant
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NCLCA/Frank L. Christ Outstanding Learning Center Awards
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NCLCA/LSCHE Website Excellence Awards
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Karen Quinn NCLCA Institute Scholarship
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Julia Visor Graduate Student Conference Proposal Award
Beginning with the Annual Conference in 2003, the NCLCA Executive Board has honored learning center professionals who have contributed an extraordinary amount of service to the learning center profession, including research, publications, service, and leadership.
Read about our Lifetime Achievement Award winners:
2008 CHARLOTTE SHORT
2005 CAROL CASHEN
2004 MARTHA MAXWELL
2003 FRANK CHRIST
BRENDA PFAEHLER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT GRANT
Deadline TBD for 2010
The purpose of the NCLCA Brenda Pfaehler Professional Grant is to foster the professional growth of our members. It will be awarded to members of NCLCA to assist in research, leadership, and/or curriculum innovation.
NCLCA/ FRANK L. CHRIST OUTSTANDING LEARNING CENTER AWARDS
Deadline TBD for 2010
The purpose of the NCLCA Frank L. Christ Outstanding Learning Center Award is to give national recognition to the work done by learning centers and to foster their future growth and development.
NCLCA/LSCHE WEBSITE EXCELLENCE AWARDS
Deadline June 28, 2010
This award is co-sponsored by LSCHE and NCLCA. Sites will be judged by a panel that may include a student, faculty member, current or former learning center administrators, past years' first-place award winners, LSCHE editors, NCLCA officers, and a non-learning center web master.
KAREN QUINN NCLCA INSTITUTE SCHOLARSHIP
Deadline TBD for 2010
Dr. Karen Quinn served as the 1992-93 NCLCA President (then Midwest College Learning Center Association). The Karen Quinn NCLCA Institute Scholarship will be awarded the spring prior to the Institute. NCLCA is honored to name a scholarship in Dr. Quinn's memory.
JULIA VISOR GRADUATE STUDENT CONFERENCE PROPOSAL AWARD
All graduate students who present at the NCLCA annual conferences are eligible for this award. No application is necessary other than submitting the annual conference proposal, indicating graduate student status on the cover sheet of the proposal, and registering as a graduate student at the conference.
