Recognition
2007 Education Law Association President Award
- M. David Alexander
2007 Marion A. McGhehey Award
- M. David Alexander
David L. Clark Scholar
- Patricia Gaudreau
Virginia Scholars Award Delta Kappa Gamma Society International
- Cheryl Burrell-Graves
- Melissa Lisanti
Teachers of Promise
- Julie Akers
- Bethany Drown
- Katie Dysinger Walters
- Sherry Elliot
- Margaret Fernheimer
- Jamie Follin
- Andrea Futrell
- Jennifer Goedkoop
- Alisa Mook
- Erin Odell
- Jacqueline Owens
- Katherine Van Gilst
Outstanding Doctoral Student In Health Promotions & Physical Education
- John Creasy
Outstanding Physical Education Student Teacher
- Laura Kegley
Instructional Technology Student Association Graduate Student of the Year Award
- Mary Ellen Pierson
Outstanding Student Teacher in Business and Information Technology
- Julie Akers
Outstanding Student in Counselor Education
- Victoria Joy Stone
Outstanding Student in Educational Psychology
- Robert Siudzinski
Outstanding Student Teachers in Elementary Education
- Mary Elizabeth Faris
- Colleen W. Sweeney
Outstanding Student Teacher in English Education
- Katie Dysinger Walters
Outstanding Student Teacher in Family and Consumer Sciences
- Lauren C. Fallabel
Outstanding Student in Higher Education
- Ellen Plummer
Outstanding Student Teacher in History and Social Science Education
- Sherry Elliot
Outstanding Student Teacher in Marketing Education
- Christine Baranowski
Outstanding Student Teacher in Mathematics Education
- Kalena Maxted
Outstanding Student Teacher in Science Education
- Kara Gram
Outstanding Student Teacher in Second Language Education
- Julie Keaney
Outstanding Student Teacher in Special Education
- Bethany Drown
Dana Gregory Rose, PhD, has been selected as a Virginia Tech Citizen Scholar. The principles of this recognition are knowledge, leadership, scholarly inquiry, responsibility, and public scholarship. Dana has exemplified these important aspects in her professional life and as a responsible global citizen through her desire to prepare herself as a leader in the community, the state, the nation, and the world, and has applied her scholarship in ways meaningful to society.
Our own IDT students, Christie Liu and Deyu Hu placed as finalists in the Pacificorp Design Competition sponsored by the Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT). Over the past months, they have worked with a mentor (Dr. Don Ely from Syracuse U.), with whom they were paired to address a specified instructional design problem. Christie and Deyu were chosen as one of the top three teams to present their case at the conference. Congratulations to them for receiving this honor as a result of their skills and hard work.