AAPE Awards

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AAPE Awards
 
Outstanding Graduate Student Research Award
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This award recognizes a graduate student research paper on topics related to the AAPE SIG. Each year, the SIG officers will seek nominations for the award from graduate students who have papers that have been accepted for presentation at the ÐÜèÊÓÆµAnnual Meeting. The award recognizes excellence in research on accreditation, assessment, and/or program evaluation in education preparation that demonstrates an impact on the educator preparation community with a notable contribution to the field. Applications for this award will be solicited in December and selection will take place eachÌýFebruary prior in advance of the upcoming ÐÜèÊÓÆµmeeting.Ìý

·¡±ô¾±²µ¾±²ú¾±±ô¾±³Ù²â.ÌýTo be considered, the applicant must be a current graduate student at the time of nomination for the award and have a paper accepted by the SIG at the upcoming ÐÜèÊÓÆµAnnual Meeting.

Selection Criteria.ÌýThe nominees will be assessed based on the quality of the research and its relevance to the SIG’s mission. Papers considered for the Outstanding Graduate Student Research award should:

  1. Align with the SIG mission;
  2. Address an important topic related to accreditation, assessment, or program evaluation in the education preparation setting;
  3. Contribute to the literature on accreditation, assessment, or program evaluation in the education preparation field;
  4. Be methodologically rigorous;
  5. Relate significant findings; and,
  6. Discuss the applicability of findings to practice and theory.

¸é±ð³¦´Ç²µ²Ô¾±³Ù¾±´Ç²Ô.ÌýThe awardee(s) will receiveÌýa plaque. Award winners will be announced on the AAPE listserv and at the annual business meeting. Although the winner is strongly encouraged to attend the business meeting, attendance is not required.

Timeline.
December 1 - Call for nomination will be sent. Award candidates may be nominated or self-nominated.
January 15 -Ìý Closing date for nominations
January 31 - Announcement of selected paper
 
 
Distinguished Conference Paper Award
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This award recognizes research and scholarlyÌýcontributions on topics related to the AAPEÌýSIG. Each year, the AAPE SIG will seek nominations for theÌýaward from individuals who have papers that have been accepted for presentation at the AERAÌýAnnual Meeting.ÌýThe award recognizes the development of innovative projects or research on accreditation,Ìýassessment, and/or program evaluation in education preparation that demonstrate an impactÌýon the educator preparation community with notable contribution to the field.ÌýApplications for this award will be solicited in December and selection will take place each February prior in advance of the upcoming ÐÜèÊÓÆµmeeting.Ìý

Eligibility.ÌýTo be considered, the applicant must be a current ÐÜèÊÓÆµmember at the time of nomination for the award and have a paperÌýaccepted by the SIG at the upcoming ÐÜèÊÓÆµAnnual Meeting.

Selection Criteria.ÌýThe nominees will be assessed based on the quality of the research and its relevance to the SIGÌýmission. Papers considered for the Distinguished Conference Paper Award should:

  1. Align with the SIG mission;
  2. Address an important topic related to accreditation, assessment, or program evaluationÌýin the education preparation setting;
  3. Contribute to the literature on accreditation, assessment, or program evaluation in theÌýeducation preparation field;
  4. Be methodologically rigorous;
  5. Relate significant findings; and,
  6. Discuss the applicability of findings to practice and theory.

¸é±ð³¦´Ç²µ²Ô¾±³Ù¾±´Ç²Ô.ÌýThe awardee(s) will receiveÌýa plaque. Award winners will be announced on the AAPE listserv and at the annual business meeting. Although the winner is strongly encouraged to attend the business meeting, attendance is not required.

Timeline.
December 1 - Call for nomination will be sent. Award candidates may be nominated or self-nominated.
January 15 -Ìý Closing date for nominations
January 31 - Announcement of selected paper
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Additional Funds
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As available, SIG officers will solicit applications for funding to support registration fees for early career professionals and registration fees and/orÌýtravel costs for graduate students. Eligible SIG members will be notified in the event that theseÌýfunds are available.

 
 
Awards Review Committee
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AwardsÌýReviewÌýCommittee

In accordance with AAPE SIG by-laws, volunteers will be selected to serve on Award Review Committee which will review applications for the SIG's two officialÌýawards:

  • Outstanding Graduate Student Research Award
  • Distinguished Conference Paper Award

AAPE members, including up to one graduate student, are eligible to serve.ÌýIn the past, the committee’s work has provided a wonderful opportunity to build community in our SIG and recognize research excellence. A call for volunteers for theÌýAwards Review Committee will be sent inÌýNovember.Ìý

2024ÌýAward Review Committee

The officers would like to thank the 2024ÌýAwards Review Committee members listed belowÌýfor their service!

  • Cecilia Bibbo
    • Ph.D. candidate in Educational Policy and Leadership at State University of New York, SUNY
  • Golnar FotouhiÌý
    • Ph.D. candidate in Research and Evaluation in Education at the University of Massachusetts Lowell
  • Julie Milner
    • Ed.D. in Transformational Leadership from Long Island University
  • Nikhil M. TiwariÌý
    • Ph.D. in Curriculum, Instruction, and Educational Policy Studies from the University of Wisconsin-Madison
  • Dale Willson
    • Ph.D. in Educational Leadership Research and Policy from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs

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