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2000-2010 AAFCS Award Recipients Links to this page: In 2001, the Extension 2001 Award replaced the Extension 2000 Award. In 2002, the Extension 2001 Award was replaced by the Excellence in Extension Award. In 2001, the Extension 2000 Award was replaced by the Extension 2001 Award. *In 2009, the Merit Finalist Teacher of the Year Award replaced the Top Teacher of the Year Award. **In 2006, the Top Teacher of the Year Award replaced the Top Six Teacher of the Year Award. In 2009, the Top Teacher of the Year Award was replaced by the Merit Finalist Teacher of the Year Award. ***In 2005, the Top Six Teacher of the Year Award replaced the Top Ten Teacher of the Year Award. In 2006, the Top Six Teacher of the Year Award was replaced by the Top Teacher of the Year Award. ****In 2005, the Top Ten Teacher of the Year Award was replaced by the Top Six Teacher of the Year Award. Links to public policy web pages:
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Please note: The information below is current as of the date the recipient was chosen to receive the award. We welcome corrections; please send them to awards@aafcs.org. 2006-2010 Commemorative
Lecture Award 2005 Commemorative
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Lecture Award 2003 Commemorative
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Lecture Award 2001 Commemorative
Lecture Award 2000 Commemorative
Lecture Award 2010 Excellence in
Extension Award 2007-2009 Excellence
in Extension Award 2006 Excellence in Extension Award 2005 Excellence in Extension Award 2004 Excellence in Extension Award 2003 Excellence in Extension Award 2002 Excellence in Extension Award† Extension
2001 Award†† Extension
2000 Award††† Priscilla S. Bondhus, Executive Director, Wisconsin Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, Middleton, Wisconsin Denise J. Brandon, Professor and Extension Specialist, University of Tennessee Extension, Knoxville, Tennessee Jayanthi Kandiah, Professor, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana Mary M. Warnock, Professor, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas 2009 Leaders Award Kathy C. Croxall, CFCS, Assistant Professor, Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, Kentucky Sandria L. Godwin, Professor, Tennessee State University, Nashville, Tennessee Vickie J. Hadley, CFCS, Consumer and Family Science Extension Educator, Purdue Cooperative Extension Service, Fort Wayne, Indiana 2008 Leaders Award Sue G. Byrd, CFCS, Professor, The University of Tennessee at Martin, Martin, Tennessee, Assistant Professor, Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, Kentucky Karen M. Dickrell, CFCS, P, Professor of Family Development, Family Living Educator, University of Wisconsin Extension, Outagamie County, Appleton, Wisconsin Pearl Hart, CFCS, Utah State Family & Consumer Sciences Education Specialist, Utah State Office of Education, Salt Lake City, Utah Deborah J. Nelson, CFCS, Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher, Jefferson County R-1 Public Schools, Alameda High School, Lakewood, Colorado Becky A. Newell, CFCS, Retired, Tippecanoe School Corp./Purdue University, Lafayette/West Lafayette, Indiana 2007 Leaders Award Ruth Ann Halacka Ball, CFCS, Program Administrator III, University of Oklahoma, Center for Early Childhood Professional Development, Moore, Oklahoma Linda R. Brothers, Associate Professor, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, Indianapolis, Indiana Candace K. Fox, CFCS, Professor, Mount Vernon Nazarene University, Mount Vernon, Ohio Jane Davidson Reagor, Associate Professor, The University of Tennessee, Chattanooga, Tennessee Roxanne L. Trees, CFCS, Career & Technical Education Specialist, Seattle Public Schools, Seattle, Washington 2006 Leaders Award Luann Boyer, CFCS, Family and Consumer Education Extension Agent, Colorado State University, Cooperative Extension, Morgan County, Fort Morgan, Colorado Jean Hanson Knaak, CFCS, President, Convergent Systems, Inc., St. Paul, Minnesota Mary Kennedy, CFCS, Family and Consumer Education Instructor, Elkhorn Area High School, Elkhorn, Wisconsin Phyllis A. Stewart, CFCS, Educational Consultant, Vincennes, Indiana 2005 Leaders Award Bonnie Braun, CFCS, Associate Professor, Extension Family Policy Specialist, Department of Family Studies University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland Christine Kniep, CFCS, Family Living Educator, Professor, University of Wisconsin-Extension-Winnebago County, Oshkosh, Wisconsin Joyce Miles, CFCS, President, CEO, Joyce B. Miles & Associates, Middleburg, Florida Eleanor Keppler, CFCS, FCS Department Chair, Lawrence Central High School, Indianapolis, Indiana 2004 Leaders Award Virginia Felstehausen, , Professor, Family and Consumer Sciences Education and Faculty Fellow, Teaching, Learning and Technology Center, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas Lillie Beasley Glover, CFCS, Professor Emeritus, Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, South Carolina State University, Orangeburg, South Carolina Sarah T. Hawkins, CFCS, Professor, Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Indiana Soyeon Shim, Professor and Director, University of Arizona School of Family & Consumer Sciences, Tucson, Arizona 2003 Leaders Award Carolyn M. Barnhart, CFCS, Program Director, Food Systems and Technology; Administrative Officer and Senior Lecturer, College of Human Development, University of Wisconsin-Stout, Menomonie, Wisconsin Gina E. Eubanks, CFCS, Assistant Administrator and Specialist – Family and Consumer Sciences, Cooperative Extension Program, Southern University Agricultural Research and Extension Center, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Sally L. Fortenberry, CFCS, Associate Professor, AddRan College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Department of Design, Merchandising, and Textiles, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas Lela G. Goar, State Advisor for New Mexico Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America, Clovis, New Mexico Irene K. Lee, Extension Family and Child Development Specialist, Cooperative Extension Program, University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, Arkansas Marlene S. Lobberecht, CFCS, Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher/Cypress Creek Laboratory School Director, Cypress Creek High School, Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District, Houston, Texas M. Virginia Richards, CFCS, Associate Dean for Student Services, College of Health and Human Sciences, Associate Professor of Family and Consumer Sciences, Associate Graduate Faculty, Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, Georgia Diane G. Smathers, Associate Vice Provost, Off Campus, Distance and Continuing Education, Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina Victoria E. Steinfelt, CFCS, Extension Agent, Family and Consumer Sciences, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona Sue E. Williams, Associate Professor, Human Development and Family Science Department, Family Policy and Energy Specialist, Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service, College of Human Environmental Sciences, Stillwater, Oklahoma 2002 Leaders Award Mary Therese Crave, CFCS, Evaluation and Diversity Specialist, University of Wisconsin-Extension, Madison, Wisconsin Carol D. Falleni Otis, CFCS, Education Teacher, Family and Consumer Department of Teaneck High School, Teaneck, New Jersey Lina Ingraham, CFCS, Owner and President of LINX Educational Publishing, Inc. and LSI, Inc, Jacksonville, Florida Diane McComber, Associate Professor Emeritus, Department of Food Sciences and Human Nutrition College of Family and Consumer Sciences, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa Lynette J. Olson, Professor and Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, Pittsburg State University, Pittsburg, Kansas Shirley P. Reagan, CFCS, Dean, College of Applied and Natural Sciences, Louisiana Technology University, Ruston, Louisiana Ann Vail, CFCS, Department Head and Professor, Family and Consumer Sciences, Extension Home Economics, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico Margaret A. Viebrock, CFCS, County Chair, Douglas County Cooperative Extension, Waterville, Washington. Administrator for the county office and co-leader with Chelan County Chair for program development, Waterville, Washington 2001 Leaders Award Carolyn Sue Bailey, CFCS, Professor and Director, School of Human Ecology, Tennessee Technological University, Cookeville, Tennessee Carolyn M. Bednar, CFCS, Associate Professor, Chair, Department of Nutrition and Food Sciences, Texas Woman’s University, Denton, Texas Harriette Haley Black, CFCS, Retired part-time Administrator of Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery, US Office of Personnel Management, San Antonio, Texas Maribeth C. Clarke, CFCS, Associate Professor, Teacher Educator, Family Life and Home Economics Education, Brigham Young University, School of Family Life, Provo, Utah Sharon Hoelscher Day, CFCS, Coordinator and Extension Educator, Family and Consumer Sciences, Community Health Program, Department of Health, University of Arizona Cooperative Extension, Maricopa County, Phoenix, Arizona Janet M. Johnson, Dean and Professor, College of Human Resources and Education, Department of Human Nutrition, Foods and Exercise, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, Virginia Joyce E. Jones, Associate Professor and State Extension Specialist, School of Family Studies and Human Services, Family Financial Management, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas Anna Mae Kobbe, CFCS, National Program Leader, Family Life and Human Development, United States Department of Agriculture, Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service, Washington, District of Columbia Dianne Lennon, Family and Consumer Sciences Educator, Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Atlantic, Cape May Cumberland Counties, Rutgers University, Cook College, Mays Landing, New Jersey Carolyn B. Ricketson, Program Specialist and Administrative Coordinator Family and Consumer Science Department Career and Technical Education, Birmingham Public Schools, and Birmingham City Young Mother’s Programs at Ensley & Woodlawn High Schools, Birmingham, Alabama Marilyn Swierk, CFCS, President, MS Innovations, Speaker, Author, Consultant, and Designer of promotional items for Family and Consumer Sciences, Wickford, Rhode Island Janet S. Valente, CFCS, Educational Program Specialist, Energy Education Project, Family and Consumer Sciences Program Unit, Housing and Demographic Research Center, Dawson Hall, The University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia 2000 Leaders Award Sharon P. Blasé, CFCS, Associate Professor, Family and Consumer Sciences Educator, Rutgers Cooperative Extension, Cumberland County Donald W. Bower, CFCS, Associate Professor, Child and Family Development and Human Development Specialist, Cooperative Extension Service, College of Family and Consumer Sciences, The University of Georgia Carla C. Earhart, CFCS, Director, Residential Property Management Program, Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, Ball State University Lois M. Folk Gotwals, Associate Professor, Family and Consumer Science Department, Ball State University Julie M. Johnson, CFCS, Acting Chairman and Professor, Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE Marilyn R. Spiegel, Retired Assistant Director, Family and Consumer Sciences, Ohio State University Extension and Associate Dean, Outreach and Engagement, College of Human Ecology Cecelia Thompson, CFCS, Professor, Department of Vocational and Adult Education, University of Arkansas Janelle M. Walter, CFCS, Associate Professor of Family and Consumer Sciences, Baylor University, Waco, TX Wendy L. Way, Professor and Chair, Interdisciplinary Studies in Human Ecology; Professor, Department of Curriculum & Instruction, University of Wisconsin-Madison, WA Darlene E. Yoquelet, CFCS, School Age Parent Educator, Coordinates the New Horizons Program, Garland High School, Garland Independent School District, Garland, TX 2010 Merit Finalist Teacher of the Year Award Nora L. Beaton, New Hampshire Teacher of the Year, Lancaster, New Hampshire, "Food: What's In It For Me?" Sandy S. Lish, CFCS-HDFS, Massachusetts Teacher of the Year, Billerica Memorial High School Billerica, Massachusetts "21st Century Media Pack" 2009 Merit Finalist Teacher of the Year Award* Rheta F. Hughey, CFCS, Alabama Teacher of the Year, "Beyond the Classroom" Mary Jo Parker, CFCS, South Dakota Teacher of the Year, "Preparing for the Real World: The Senior Experience" *In 2009, the Merit Finalist Teacher of the Year Award replaced the Top Teacher of the Year Award. 2010 National Teacher of the Year Award Nancy Malafatopoulos, Connecticut Teacher of the Year, Fairfield Warde High School, Fairfield, Connecticut, "Trash + Fashion = Trashion (Turning Trash into Fashion)" 2009 National Teacher of the Year Award Susan Turgeson, CFCS, Wisconsin Teacher of the Year, Menomonie High School, Menomonie, Wisconsin, "Food Science" 2008 National Teacher of the Year Award Mary W. Ludwig, Kentucky Teacher of the Year, Westport TAPP (Teenage Parent Program) School, Louisville, Kentucky, “The Fabric of Life” 2007 National Teacher of the Year Award Kendra K. Naef, CFCS, Wisconsin Teacher of the Year, Kimberly High School, Kimberly, Wisconsin "P.A.R.T.N.E.R.S. Program" 2006 National Teacher of the Year Award Sylvia R. Cifelli, CFCS, Massachusetts Teacher of the Year, Joseph Case High School, Swansea, Massachusetts, "Pathways to Success" 2005 National Teacher of the Year Award Ann Anderson, Texas Teacher of the Year, Duncanville High School, “Hotel and Restaurant Management I & II” 2004 National Teacher of the Year Award Carol Ann Watkins, CFCS, Georgia Teacher of the Year, Bradwell Institute, Hinesville, Georgia “Integrating Dynamic Leadership and Character Education into the Family & Consumer Sciences Classroom” 2003 National Teacher of the Year Award Elizabeth Steiner, CFCS, Indiana Teacher of the Year, Southmont High School, Waveland, Indiana “Career Exploration – Going the Distance” 2002 National Teacher of the Year Award Barbara S. Cannon, North Carolina Teacher of the Year, “Culinary Academics” 2001 National Teacher of the Year Award Sharon Presson Cunningham, CFCS, Virginia Teacher of the Year, “Every Kid, Every Course-Practical Applications of Technology in the Classroom” 2000 National Teacher of the Year Award Sally Fairchild, CFCS, Iowa Teacher of the Year, “Clown Troupe” 2010 New Achievers Award Melissa Leiden Welsh, CFCS, Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher, Northern Cambria School District, Northern Cambria, Pennsylvania 2009 New Achievers Award Gussie Bowen, FCS Teacher, Miami Beach Senior High, Miami Beach, Florida Amanda Gray, CFCS, 4-H Extension Agent, UT Extension - Wilson County, Lebanon, Tennessee Darby Thompson Sewell, Interim Dean of the School of Human Sciences & Assistant Professor of Family and Consumer Sciences, Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, Tifton, Georgia Brooke Weekes, FCS Department Chair/Teacher, Carmel High School, Carmel, Indiana 2008 New Achievers Award Marianne Lorensen, Visiting Leadership Program Coordinator, Department of Human and Community Development, College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Urbana, Illinois Arlene Welcher, CFCS, Family and Consumer Sciences Educator, School District of McFarland, McFarland, Wisconsin 2007 New Achievers Award Sandra Marquez Hall, Director, Planning & Assessment for Student Affairs, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas Jennifer Staley, CFCS, Indiana FCCLA State Director, HOSA State Advisor, Health Sciences Program Coordinator, Indiana Department of Education, Indianapolis, Indiana 2006 New Achievers Award Pamela A. Schulze, CFCS-HDFS, Associate Professor, School of Family and Consumer Sciences, The University of Akron, Akron, Ohio Jenny Watson, CFCS, Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher, Grayson County Center for Career and Technical Education, Independence, Virginia 2005 New Achievers Award Linda Block, Associate Agent in Family and Consumer Sciences, Community Health Promotion Programs, University of Arizona Cooperative Extension, Tucson, Arizona Susan Turgeson, Family and Consumer Sciences Educator, School District of the Menomonie Area, Menomonie High School, Menomonie, Wisconsin 2004 New Achievers Award Cheryl A. Empey, USU Extension Educator/4-H Agent Assistant, Utah State University, Cache County, Logan, Utah Kendra K. Naef, CFCS, Family and Consumer Education Teacher, Kimberly Area School District, Kimberly High School, Kimberly, Idaho 2003 New Achievers Award Kris Elliott, CFCS, County Extension Agent, University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service, Little Rock, Arkansas Jenny M. Wehmeier, CFCS, Big Foot Union High School, Family and Consumer Education Department Chair, Walworth, Wisconsin 2002 New Achievers Award Linda C. Parris, CFCS, Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher, DeKalb County High School and FCCLA Chapter Advisor, McMinnville, Tennessee Amy Linder Weems, Acting Instructor, Fashion Merchandising, Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, University of Louisiana at Monroe, Monroe, Louisiana Carol R. Werhan, CFCS, Associate Professor/Coordinator FCS Teacher Education, School of Family and Consumer Sciences, University of Akron, Akron, Ohio Dorothy J. Winger, CFCS, Teacher for Clothing and Fashion, Interior Design, Teen Issues, and Health Occupations, East High School, Madison, Wisconsin 2001 New Achievers Award Jacinda Bonvillain, Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, Nicholls State University, Thilbodaux, Louisiana LaTawnya Crockett, Extension Home Economist/4-H Youth Agent, Mississippi State University, Marion County, Columbia, Mississipp Luanne J. Hughes, Family and Consumer Sciences Educator, Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, Rutgers Cooperative Extension Cook College, Rutgers University, Clayton, New Jersey Cheryl Robinson, CFCS, Department of Human Ecology, College of Education and Applied Professional Studies, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Tennessee 2000 New Achievers Award Shannon L. Carter, Family and Consumer Sciences Agent, Ohio State University Extension, Fairfield County, Lancaster, Ohio Celia Hayhoe, Department of Family Studies, College of Human Environmental Sciences, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY Natalie Stevens-Knesek, Cooperative Extension Agent, American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences, Gonzales County Mandel Smith, Public Service Assistant, University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service, Lee County Rosemarie Hoffman, Extension Specialist, Family Development, Texas Agricultural Extension Service, Texas A&M University System 2008 Top Teacher of the Year Award** Nancy H. Di Lauro, New Jersey Teacher of the Year, “Life Is an Applied Science” Mary W. Ludwig, Kentucky Teacher of the Year, “The Fabric of Life” S. Kelly Macauley, Pennsylvania Teacher of the Year, “Skills for Life Simulation“ 2007 Top Teacher of the Year Award Anita S. Dickard, CFCS, South Carolina Teacher of the Year, “My ABC Project: A Brighter Child-Building Today's Classroom” Hope H. Lee, CFCS, Maryland Teacher of the Year, “Fashion: More Than Meets the Eye” Cindy Miller, Colorado Teacher of the Year, “Nutrition and Wellness” Kathleen D. Mitchell, North Carolina Teacher of the Year, “Crunching the Numbers Before You Eat” Kendra K. Naef, CFCS, Wisconsin Teacher of the Year, “P.A.R.T.N.E.R.S. Program” Frances Schofield, Alabama Teacher of the Year, “Teach Alabama” Beth Smith, CFCS, Minnesota Teacher of the Year, “ ‘Teen Issues’—Families From Different Cultures” Janice A. Sullivan, Connecticut Teacher of the Year, “Bake Shop” 2006 Top Teacher of the Year Award Antonette Carlton, Ohio Teacher of the Year, “Fun, Food, Fitness, and Family” Sylvia Cifelli, CFCS, Massachusetts Teacher of the Year, “Pathways to Success” Catherine Grams, Indiana Teacher of the Year, “Orientation to Life and Careers: A Freshman Transition Course” Maxine Peterson, Minnesota Teacher of the Year, “Senior Strategies: Preparing Students for Post-Secondary Success and Life Beyond” Margaret Sowers, CFCS, Pennsylvania Teacher of the Year, “Bridging the Gap: Intergenerational Appreciation” **In 2006, the Top Teacher of the Year Award replaced the Top Six Teacher of the Year Award. In 2009, the Top Teacher of the Year Award was replaced by the Merit Finalist Teacher of the Year Award. 2005 Top Six Teacher of the Year Award*** Ann Anderson, Texas Teacher of the Year, “Hotel and Restaurant Management I & II” Barbara J. Brunermer, CFCS, Pennsylvania Teacher of the Year, “PHS Nursery School Incorporates the 3 C's: Child, Community, and Careers” Rosalind F. Diemand, Connecticut Teacher of the Year, “The Corner Cafe at Southington High School” Theresa Golis, Idaho Teacher of the Year, “Career and Personal Development: Career Opportunities and Readiness” Alice H. Smith, CFCS, Illinois Teacher of the Year, “Finding NEMO—New, Exciting Marketing Opportunities—in Family and Consumer Sciences” Kathleen L. Vik, Alaska Teacher of the Year, “Stepping Up for Our Future” ***In 2005, the Top Six Teacher of the Year Award replaced the Top Ten Teacher of the Year Award. In 2006, the Top Six Teacher of the Year Award was replaced by the Top Teacher of the Year Award. 2004 Top Ten Teacher of the Year Award**** Carol Ann Watkins, CFCS, Georgia Teacher of the Year, “Integrating Dynamic Leadership and Character Education Into the Family & Consumer Sciences Classroom” Tambra S. Bauchert, CFCS, Indiana Teacher of the Year, “Career Exploration and Service Learning Beyond the Classroom Walls” Marie M. Birch, CFCS, Rhode Island Teacher of the Year, “Diversity Awareness Program” Kristine L. Brockhoft, CFCS, South Dakota Teacher of the Year, “Career, Family and Community Connections/Employability I” Judy Karen Brown, Alabama Teacher of the Year, “Bob Jones High School Culinary Arts Academy” Annette Arlene Hatfield Hays, Arkansas Teacher of the Year, Keeping FACS Relevant Through Technology Use Kathleen H. Hendrix, CFCS, Washington Teacher of the Year, Focus on Future Teachers Norma Lee Layton, Florida Teacher of the Year, “FCCLA in the Classroom—A Co-curricular Approach” Karen H. Marie Smith, Minnesota Teacher of the Year, “Patchwork of Kindness Linda Wussow, CFCS, Wisconsin Teacher of the Year, “Success 2000/2004 Health and Wellness Week” 2003 Top Ten Teacher of the Year Award Elizabeth Steiner, CFCS, Indiana Teacher of the Year, “Career Exploration – Going the Distance” Dorothy Blanton, South Carolina Teacher of the Year, “The Kindness Company” Nancy Cole, Arizona Teacher of the Year, “Food Science” Gail Jones, District of Columbia Teacher of the Year, “Cafeteria-Classroom Connection: Family and Consumer Sciences' Partnership With School Food Service” Cheryl Doyle, CFCS, Pennsylvania Teacher of the Year, “AGE - A Generational Experience” Iris Franklin, Colorado Teacher of the Year, “Consumer and Family Studies” Michele Lindquist, Minnesota Teacher of the Year, “Food Innovations” Sandra Miller, CFCS, Iowa Teacher of the Year, “Entrepreneurship” Janet Roberts, Alabama Teacher of the Year, “Park Place: A Virtual Town Teaching Skills for Life” Janet Ward, North Carolina Teacher of the Year, “The Principles of Food Science” 2002 Top Ten Teacher of the Year Award Barbara S. Cannon, North Carolina Teacher of the Year, “Culinary Academics” Marilyn D. Butler, Oklahoma Teacher of the Year, “Discovering the Heart of Education Through Volunteerism” Beverly Card, CFCS, Maryland Teacher of the Year, “Teen Parent Program” Margaret Drvar, CFCS, West Virginia Teacher of the Year, “Kitchen Chemistry” Jan S. Martin, CFCS, Nevada Teacher of the Year, “International Foods” Janice McKnight Uerz, Connecticut Teacher of the Year, “E=MC2 (Exploring Family and Consumer Sciences EQUALS Many Community Connections)” Judy Morally, Pennsylvania Teacher of the Year, “Early Childhood Development Program” Marsha L. Stevenson Nowels, New Mexico Teacher of the Year, “Culinary ProStart” Jeanne A. Schwass- Long, CFCS, Wisconsin Teacher of the Year, “Family Consumer Education Action Research Connecting Students to Community Needs” Trudi Knudsen Shjeflo, Montana Teacher of the Year, “HIV/AIDS Peer Mentoring Program” 2001 Top Ten Teacher of the Year Award Sharon Presson Cunningham, CFCS, Virginia Teacher of the Year, “Every Kid, Every Course-Practical Applications of Technology in the Classroom” Caryl S. B. Atmajian, CFCS, Pennsylvania Teacher of the Year, “Senior Seminar Field Experience” Carolyn R. Baker, CFCS, Connecticut Teacher of the Year, “Your Decisions Make a Difference” Debra Lee Brodowski, CFCS, Georgia Teacher of the Year, “Creating a New Generation of Peacemakers” Sheila A. Brown, Rhode Island Teacher of the Year, “The Brown B.E.A.R. Literacy Program” John King, Massachusetts Teacher of the Year, “Preventing Teen Dating Violence” Carol M. Lucas, CFCS, West Virginia Teacher of the Year, “Everything Counts” Jodi Owens-Kristenson, CFCS, Minnesota Teacher of the Year, “Exploring Options” Mary Jo Parker, CFCS, South Dakota Teacher of the Year, “World of Work - WOW” Benice Silver, CFCS, Indiana Teacher of the Year, “Early Childhood Education and Services” 2000 Top Ten Teacher of the Year Award Sally Fairchild, CFCS, Iowa Teacher of the Year, “Clown Troupe” Colleen J. Angel, Pennsylvania Teacher of the Year, “Focus on Family” Norma J. Baker, Minnesota Teacher of the Year, “FACS Teacher” Mary Sue (Davis) Burkhardt, CFCS, Indiana Teacher of the Year, “Career Skills/Orientation to Life and Careers” Martha A. Campbell, CFCS, Florida Teacher of the Year, “Life Choices” Priscilla Jane Hill, CFCS, Tennessee Teacher of the Year, “Careers with Children – Work-Based Learning” Gail R. Jones, Maryland Teacher of the Year, “Out of This World” Virginia D. Laats, CFCS, Massachusetts Teacher of the Year, “Advanced Culinary Arts – Frugal Food Service” Mary M. Rector, CFCS, Nevada Teacher of the Year, “Real Life 101” Barbara Smith, Maine Teacher of the Year, “Alcoholism is a Family Disease” ****In 2005, the Top Ten Teacher of the Year Award was replaced by the Top Six Teacher of the Year Award. 2008-2010 Wiley-Berger Award for Volunteer Service Not awarded 2007 Wiley-Berger Award for Volunteer Service Juanita M. Mendenhall, CFCS Martha C. Jenkins, CFCS 2005-2006 Wiley-Berger Award for Volunteer Service Not awarded 2004 Wiley-Berger Award for Volunteer Service Abby Lindsey Marlatt 2003 Wiley-Berger Award for Volunteer Service Janet Phillips 2002 Wiley-Berger Award for Volunteer Service Irene M. Foster, CFCS 2001 Wiley-Berger Award for Volunteer Service Janet A. Wilk 2000 Wiley-Berger Award for Volunteer Service Maxine H. Newton |