On a yearly basis, the UCEA Executive Committee shall accept nominations for an outstanding educational leadership professor to be named The UCEA Master Professor. This award is to be made to an individual faculty member whose record demonstrates excellence in at least 4 of the following five areas: teaching, mentoring and advising, academic leadership, supporting diverse student and colleagues, and professional service. All UCEA member institution faculties are eligible for this award, including faculty belonging to partner member institutions. The attributes for choosing The UCEA Master Professor include: | |
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Nomination Process Nominations are welcome from any faculty member(s) of UCEA institutions and educational leaders/administrators from PK-12 educational systems. Nominations should include the candidate’s curriculum vitae, a letter addressing the contributions of the nominee relative to the characteristics of no more than five pages, and at least five references from academic and public school systems. A committee under the direction of the UCEA Executive Committee will review and evaluate the nominees. After thorough evaluation, the committee will select the recipient. The Recognition The individuals selected as UCEA Master Professors will be recognized for their contributions to the field during a General Session at the Annual UCEA Convention. The individuals selected as UCEA Master Professors will receive a specially designed award. Role of UCEA Master Professors |
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Nominations are welcome from faculty member(s) of UCEA member institutions and partner institutions. Nominations should include electronic copies of the following: | |
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A UCEA committee appointed by the Executive Director will review and evaluate the nominees. This committee will reserve the right to present this award to multiple candidates on any given year, or conversely, not to present this award should nominees not fully meet the selection criteria.
Please email electronic copies of all nomination materials to uceaawards@gmail.com with the title of the award in the subject line. Nominations must be received by August 25, 2023.
2022 |
Carol A. Mullen, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg |
2021 |
Mark Anthony Gooden, Teachers College, Columbia University |
2020 |
Andrea Rorrer, University of Utah and Stephen Jacobson, University of Buffalo |
2019 |
Karen Sanzo, Old Dominion University |
2018 |
Shelby Cosner, University of Illinois at Chicago |
2017 |
Margaret Grogan, Chapman University |
2016 |
Michael Dantley, Miami University |
2015 |
Gail Furman, Washington State University at Spokane |
2014 |
Steven Jay Gross, Temple University |
2013 |
Paula Short, University of Houston |
2012 |
Maria Luisa (Malu) Gonzalez, University of Texas at El Paso |
2011 |
Diana Pounder, University of Central Arkansas |
2010 |
Nancy Evers, University of Cincinnati |
2009 |
Joan Poliner Shapiro, Temple University |
2008 |
Paul Begley, Pennsylvania State University |
2007 |
Gary Crow, Florida State University |
2006 |
Jim Scheurich, Texas A&M University |
2005 |
Sally Zepeda, University of Georgia |