Life
Achievement
Award
The recipient of this award shall have a minimum
of twenty
years as a second-language educator. This person shall display
excellence
in classroom teaching and professional service. His or her impact
on second-language education should have been felt over an extended
period
of time, and affected a large number of individuals. He or she
should
represent the higher standards of the second-language
education
profession.
The award may be conferred annually on an individual
from within
the language profession in New Mexico. This person shall have
worked
in the second-language profession in New Mexico for at least 10
years.
Ineligible to receive the award are the current officers and Executive
Board of NM OLÉ.
Nominees for the award should exemplify the
following qualifications:
1. minimum of 20 years in second-language
education in private
or public sector, K-12, or post-secondary, or any combination.
2. currently nolding at least half-time position in
second-language
education or retired.
3. excellence, leadership, and influence in
second-language education
4. service to school, community, and state, and to
state, regional
and national professional organizations
Lifetime Achievement
Award Recipients
2007 - Thomas Keith Cothrun
2006 - Guadalupe Martinez
2005 - Barbara Reeback
2004 - Susan Stagner
2002 - Ginny Wall
2001 - Ingrid Lucini
2000 - Phaedra Shively
1999 - Martha Heard
1998 - Linda Anderson
1997 - Missy Rosson
1996 - Claude Senninger
1994 - Barbara Cottle
1993 - Joyce Lentz
1991 - Thomasina Hannum
Outstanding
Teacher Award
The recipient of this award shall have completed
more than
five years experience as a second-language educator. This person
shall have displayed excellence in classroom teaching. The impact
of the contribution to teaching shall have been felt over an extended
period
of time and this person shall have influenced a large number of
individuals.
This person shall also have contributed significantly to professional
organizations.
The award may be conferred annually on an individual
from within
the language teaching profession in the state of New Mexico.
Ineligible
to receive the award are the current officers and Executive Board of NM
OLÉ.
Nominees for the award should exemplify the following
qualifications:
1. minimum of five years as a second-language
educator,
public or private sector, K-12, or post-secondary.
2. currently holding at least a half-time
second-language teaching
position in New Mexico.
3. excellence, leadership, and influence in language
teaching.
4. professional dedication and enthusiasm
Outstanding Teacher
Award Recipients
2006 - Lucy Tena
2005 - Maria Elena Chávez
2004 - Nancy E. Oakes
2002 - Thomas Keith Cothrun
2001 - Judy Dunken
2000 - Marina Peters-Newell
1999 - Katie Bryant
1998 - Joyce Lentz
1997 - Lucretia Tippit
1996 - Denise Arthur
1994 - Ginny Wall
1993 - Mary Jo Ramos
1992 - Carlos Chavez
1991 - Barbara Reeback
1990 - Cecilia Pino
Creativity
in Foreign Language Teaching Award
The recipient of this award shall have offered
an original,
creative work relating to the instruction of second-language or the
promotion
of second-language study. His or her work may have been in
published
form or presented at a professional conference. The quality of
the
work and its potential impact on second-language learning, teaching, or
study shall comprise the principal criteria for selection. The
recipient
shall be from New Mexico. Ineligible to receive the award are the
current officers and the Executive Board members of NM
OLÉ.
Creativity in Foreign
Language Teaching
Award Recipients
2002 - Tracie Bartlett
2001 - Lucretia Tippit
2000 - Reina Romero and Elaine Alarid
1999 - Kathy Albright
1997 - Lonnie Dai Zovi
1994 - Ingrid Luchini
1993 - Thomas Keith Cothrun
1992 - Marie Levy-Ryan
1991 - Nancy Lawrence
Young
Educator Award
The recipient of this award shall have a maximum
of five
years as a second-language educator. This person shall display
excellence
in classroom teaching and professional service.
The award may be conferred annually on an individual
from within
the language teaching profession in the state of New Mexico.
Ineligible
to receive the award are the current officers and Executive Board of NM
OLÉ.
Nominee for the award should exemplify the following
qualifications:
1. less than five years as a second-language
educator in
private or public sector, K-12 or post-secondary.
2. currently holding at least a half-time
second-language teaching
position in New Mexico
3. leadership in language teaching
4. excellence in language teaching
5. professional dedication and enthusiasm
Young Educator Award
Recipients
2006 - Tamra Carlson Bishop
2005 - Tammie Torres
2004 - Teresita Jackson
2002 - David Arcangeli
2001 - Luisa Castillo-Gunter
2000 - Lucia Leen
1999 - Kelly McCloskey-Romero
1998 - Phyllis Berlin
1996 - Susan Sussman
1994 - Peggy McLoughlin
1991 - Pam (McClutchey) Cort
Outstanding
Administrator Award
The recipient of this award shall have offered
outstanding
leadership in promoting the study of second languages at his/her
institution,
community, or in the state of New Mexico.
The award may be conferred annually on an individual in
an administrative
role in New Mexico. Ineligible to receive the award are the
current
officers and Executive Board members of NM OLÉ.
Nominees for the award should exemplify the following
qualifications:
1. must have offered outstanding leadership in
promoting
the study of second-language in his/her institution, community, or in
the
state of New Mexico.
2. must have given exceptional support for
second-language programs
in his/her institution, community, or in the state of New Mexico.
Outstanding
Administrator Award Recipients
2007 - Bruce Simmons
2006 - Shirley Ogle
2004 - Gary Dwyer
2002 - Mark Hartshorne
2001 - Robert Ogas
2000 - Mary Ann Pollster
1999 - Kitty Sherlock
1998 - Mary de Lopez
1996 - Nancy Lawrence
1994 - Barbara Lang
1993 - Diane Baca
1992 - Julian Bull
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