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| Award Applications
*Please note that there have been changes in the award program benefits for several awards, effective for 2009. Details.
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2009 Delmar Cengage Learning - NAAE Upper Division Scholarship
Thanks to the generous sponsorship of Delmar
Cengage Learning and proceeds from the ticket raffle at the
NAAE convention, NAAE will award scholarships to students
who are majoring in ag ed and who will be completing their
student teaching in the fall 2009 or spring 2010 semesters.
Fifteen scholarships of $750.00 each will be awarded. Previous
recipients of the NAAE Upper Division Scholarship are not
eligible.
The postmark deadline for submitting applications to the
NAAE office is May 15, 2009.
Application
Form (PDF)
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2009 NAAE Main Awards Application
This one application is to be used for the following award
programs:
- Outstanding Young Member Award
(sponsored by John Deere)
- Outstanding Ag Ed Teacher Award
(sponsored by Toyota)
- Outstanding Middle/Secondary School Ag Ed Program Award
(sponsored by the National FFA Alumni Association)
- Outstanding Postsecondary/Adult Ag Ed Program Award
(sponsored by Toyota)
These award programs are sponsored as special projects of
the National FFA Foundation.
The postmark deadline for submitting state winning applications
to the NAAE office is May 15, 2009
Application
Form (PDF)
Judging
Rubric (PDF)
Changes in award incentives for 2009:
For the Outstanding Young Member, Outstanding Ag Ed Teacher, Outstanding Middle/Secondary Program, Outstanding Postsecondary/Adult Ag Ed Program Awards, the award program incentives are now the following: one hotel room for four nights, one airfare (or mileage, whichever is cheaper), and one registration fee. The $150 cash prize and spouse/guest airfare are eliminated from the award package. Spouses, guests, or co-teachers are welcome to attend the convention and may share the award winner's room, but their travel expenses and registration fees will not be covered by NAAE.
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2009 NAAE "Teachers Turn the Key"
Scholarship Application
This is the seventh year of this award program sponsored
by Dodge, as a special project of the National FFA
Foundation. Each state's Teachers Turn the Key honoree will
receive a scholarship for the actual costs of convention
registration, four (4) nights hotel, and airfare or mileage
(whichever is less), to attend the entire 2009 NAAE Convention
held November 17-21 in Nashville, TN. Each state
ag ed association will select their respective honoree.
There will be no evaluation of the applications above the
state level. Special programming will be scheduled during
the convention for these early career teachers.
The postmark deadline for submitting state winning applications
to the national NAAE office is May 15, 2009.
Application form
(PDF)
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Changes in award incentive for 2009:
Teachers Turn the Key participants will be roomed double occupancy and may pay the difference for single occupancy if they choose
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2009 NAAE Teacher Mentor Award Application
This is the fifth year of this award program sponsored
by CEV Multimedia. The six national winners will
receive a plaque, a $400 travel stipend, and complimentary
registration fee to attend the 2009 NAAE Convention, November 17-21 in Nashville, TN.
The postmark deadline for submitting state winning applications
to the national NAAE office is May 15, 2009.
Application Form
(PDF)
Judging
Rubric (PDF)
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2009 NAAE Ideas Unlimited Award
Application
The six national winners will receive a plaque and a $400
travel stipend to attend the 2009 NAAE Convention held November 17-21 in Nashville, TN. This awards program is
sponsored by Delmar Cengage Learning.
The postmark deadline for submitting state winning applications
to the national NAAE office is May 15, 2009.
Note that all state winning Ideas Unlimited applications
must be sent to the NAAE office.
Application Form
(PDF)
Judging
Rubric (PDF)
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2009 NAAE Outstanding Cooperation Award Application
NAAE will recognize organizations, agribusiness companies,
and others who have given outstanding support to agricultural
education with the Outstanding Cooperation Award. One recipient
from each of the six NAAE regions will be recognized with
a plaque at the 2009 NAAE Convention in Nashville, TN, November 17-21.
State winning applications should
be brought to the respective NAAE
Regional Leadership Conference for judging.
Application Form
(PDF)
Judging
Rubric (PDF)
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2009 NAAE Outstanding Service Citation Application
NAAE will recognize current and retired NAAE members
who have made significant contributions to agricultural
education at the state, regional, and national levels with
the Outstanding Service Citation.
One recipient from each of the six NAAE regions will be
recognized with a plaque at the 2009 NAAE Convention in
Nashville, TN, November 17-21.
State winning applications should
be brought to the respective
NAAE Regional Leadership Conference for judging.
Application Form
(PDF)
Judging
Rubric (PDF)
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2009 NAAE Lifetime Achievement Award Application
(formerly the Honorary Life Membership Award)
NAAE will recognize retired NAAE members who have
made significant contributions to agricultural education
at the state, regional, and national levels with Lifetime
Achievement Award. This award was formerly known as the
Honorary Life Membership Award. The award program name change
occurred in 2002.
One recipient from each of the six NAAE regions will be
recognized with a plaque at the 2009 NAAE Convention in
Nashville, TN, November 17-21.
State winning applications should
be brought to the respective NAAE
Regional Leadership Conference for judging.
Application Form
(PDF)
Judging
Rubric (PDF)
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2009 NAAE Professional State Association Award Application
NAAE will recognize state associations who have
aggressively engaged in certain well-planned activities
designed to serve the best interest of the members and the
profession.
Professional State Association award winners will be recognized
at the 2009 NAAE Convention in Nashville, TN, November 17-21.
State applications should be sent to their respective
NAAE Regional Vice President postmarked no later than
September 1, 2009.
Application form
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2009 changes to award program benefits
- Teachers Turn the Key participants will be roomed double occupancy and may pay the difference for single occupancy if they choose
- For the Outstanding Young Member, Outstanding Ag Ed Teacher, Outstanding Middle/Secondary Program, Outstanding Postsecondary/Adult Ag Ed Program Awards, the award program incentives are now the following: one hotel room for four nights, one airfare (or mileage, whichever is cheaper), and one registration fee. The $150 cash prize and spouse/guest airfare are eliminated from the award package. Spouses, guests, or co-teachers are welcome to attend the convention and may share the award winner's room, but their travel expenses and registration fees will not be covered by NAAE.
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