Silver Service Award
This recognition is awarded to an individual who has held continuous membership in the organization for not less than 15 years. They are to be an individual who has provided extensive and continuous contributions to the operation of the Association for not less than 15 years.
| Year | Recipient | Year | Recipient | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1977 | Phillip J. Young | 2001 | Gary Baltozer | |
| 1977 | William J. Wilkinson | 2002 | Bernard Singer | |
| 1992 | Nevin Andre | 2003 | Dave Shultz | |
| 1995 | Olan W. Sterback | 2005 | Stan Komacek | |
| 1997 | Richard A. Long | 2007 | Dr. Perry Gemmill | |
| 1998 | Van Hughes | 2008 | Bill Stahlnecker | |
| 1999 | Michael Whitman | 2009 | William Weitzmann | |
| 2000 | Robert Bateman |
Time Line for This Recognition
A Silver Service Award may be given at any time at the discretion of the Executive Board, but should be given at each fifth or tenth anniversary of the Association. In celebration of these anniversaries, charter members and past presidents may also be recognized.
Nominations may be solicited from the members of the TEEAP Executive and Administrative Boards. The selection will be made by a committee made up of the TEEAP President and the four Immediate Past Presidents.
The recipients name will be kept secret until the presentation at the annual conference banquet. This special recognition may be presented to any individual whom the President determines to be appropriate, although the approval of the TEEAP Executive Board is required.
This presentation is made by the retiring President at the banquet of the annual TEEAP conference. This award is not a plaque like the rest of the awards presented each year, but instead shall be a silver tray or bowl engraved with the relevant information.
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Thank you to everyone who attended the 2011 TEEAP Conference! We encourage you to consider presenting at next year's conference on November 8-9, 2012. Visit our Conference page for some information concerning the 2011 Conference as well as the form to sign up to present at next year's conference. Information for the 2012 Conference will be available during late June or early July of 2012.
The theme ITEEA's 75th Annual Conference is Improving Technology & Engineering for All Students: A Plan of Action. As ITEEA starts its 75th Anniversary celebration of its past, present, and future, there are guiding principles that will shape our field and the content to be taught. We know that the pace of innovation will continue to be rapid and globally interconnected. The population of individuals who are involved with or affected by technology will be increasingly diverse and multidisciplinary. Social, cultural, political, and economic forces will continue to shape and affect the success of innovation. The presence of technology in our every day lives.
This conference is an opportunity to recognize and honor the accomplishments of our colleagues and best-practice programs. Additionally, it provides professional development and networking opportunities, as well as opportunity to renew old friendships and create new friendships. For more information, click here.