Foundation / Corporation
Minnesota Association for Environmental Education (MAEE)
08/31/17 Postmarked
Awards to Minnesota individuals for outstanding efforts in environmental education. Nominees may include teachers, non-formal educators, students, and professionals who have made long-term impacts. The purpose of this program is to encourage and recognize excellence in the field through the following four award categories:
Lifetime Achievement in Environmental Education:
The Lifetime Achievement in Environmental Education Award is presented for long-term, outstanding service and contribution to the field of environmental education in Minnesota. It is intended to recognize the efforts of those people who have had a large-scale, long-term impact in the field. These efforts may have taken the form of publications produced, legislation created, facilities developed, innovative curricula or programs developed, leadership provided to supporting organizations, funding acquired, or any other major contribution to the field.
Formal Environmental Educator of the Year:
This award is presented for outstanding, ongoing efforts in infusing environmental education into the school’s curriculum. Teachers from all subjects and grades are eligible.
Non-formal Environmental Educator of the Year:
This award is presented for exhibiting innovative and exemplary effort in providing environmental education opportunities for audiences outside the formal school system. Professional and volunteer educators who teach in non-school settings are eligible (i.e. nature centers, zoos, museums, conservation or agriculture agencies, etc.).
Student Environmental Stewardship Award:
This award is presented for exhibiting innovative and exemplary effort in the practice of environmental stewardship at the nominee’s school or community. Students in grade school through college level are eligible for this award.
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Lifetime Achievement in Environmental Education Nomination Form:
https://docs.google.com/a/climategen.org/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfgkY8Jf_WcgRAYkTlu4fXPwEid5RTiZ8C6nvEoIioMR7T_FA/viewform?c=0&w=1
Formal Environmental Educator of the Year Nomination Form:
https://docs.google.com/a/climategen.org/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfHoJuHEeKd3gdxAc736Y2ugUZ1Ylayx1Tn3S-2kauHSlXc2A/viewform
Non-formal Environmental Educator of the Year Nomination Form:
https://docs.google.com/a/climategen.org/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSexdqwrhTxoHrtQJucds8MOeO11rmk_M3c4xuPWnZYy_EGeGQ/viewform
Student Environmental Stewardship Award Nomination Form:
https://docs.google.com/a/climategen.org/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfndl3ZhW6VmqN5NjhIZYTpSkSs2WKHPSF74OcBot1S2wZ9dg/viewform
Send supporting materials, including no more than two letters of recommendation to MAEEinfo@gmail.com (optional).
For further information, contact Angela Bianco or Liz Hasty at 612-367-6435 or email at MAEEinfo@gmail.com.
Minnesota Association for Environmental Education
3815 American Blvd E
Bloomington, MN 55425
USA: Minnesota
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