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AWG Awards | Outstanding Educator Award | Chrysalis Awards | Distinguished Service Award | Winifred Goldring Award | Brunton Award | Honorary Members | AWG Outstanding Educator Awards Is There a Women Geoscientist Professor Who Made a Difference in Your Life? Please take the time to honor her by nominating her for the: AWG Outstanding Educator Award. The Association for Women Geoscientists (AWG) established the Outstanding Educator Award in 1988 to honor well-established college or university teachers who have played a significant role in the education and support of women geoscientists both within and outside the classroom. Examples of support include encouraging women to enter and continue in a geoscience career, providing opportunities for field and laboratory experience, and serving as a positive role model. In addition, awardees are selected on the basis of their contributions as professionals, involvement with professional societies or groups, and/ or participation in science education programs in their community. Deadline for nominations is April 1, 2008. Nominations must include a current vitae and at least six letters of recommendation from professional colleagues, former students, and current students. Send nominations and supporting material to the Chair of the AWG Outstanding Educator Award selection committee: Suzanne O'Connell Dept. of Earth and Environmental Sciences Wesleyan University 265 Church St. Middletown, CT 06459 E-Mail: soconnell@wesleyan.edu OEA Recipients: 1988 Professor Maria Luisa Crawford Bryn Mawr College 1989 <no award given>   1990 Professor Sharon Mosher University of Texas at Austin 1991 Professor Laurie Brown University of Massachusetts, Amherst 1992 Professor Marie Morisawa (deceased) SUNY-Binghamtom 1993 Professor Margaret L. Delaney University of California at Santa Cruz 1994 Professor B. Charlotte Schreiber Queen.s College, New York 1995 Professor Mary E. Savina Carleton College 1996 Professor Linda M. Abriola University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (Civil and Environmental Engineering Dept.) 1997 Professor Lisa M. Pratt Indiana University 1998 Professor Julia Ann (Jan) Tullis Brown University 1999 Professor Pamela Hallock Muller University of South Florida 2000 Professor Suzanne O.Connell Wesleyan University and Trinity College 2001 Professor Judith Schiebout Louisiana State University 2002 Professor Gail Ashley Rutgers University 2003 Professor Patricia Kelley University of North Carolina at Wilmington 2004 Professor Pat Manley Middlebury College, Vermont 2005 Professor Molly Miller Vanderbilt University 2007 Professor Sue Rimmer University of Kentucky

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