NCDLA 2009 Distance Learning Awards
Each year during the annual conference, NCDLA recognizes individuals and organizations who have demonstrated growth and service in distance learning. We are proud to announce the recipients of the 2009 awards:
NCDLA Best Practices in Distance Learning Programming AwardAwarded to: The University of North Carolina Greensboro |
| NCDLA Best Practices in Distance Learning Programming Award for outstanding online programming, which has been designed and delivered through outstanding and comprehensive best practices distance learning program development.
UNCG Division of Continual Learning Online Development Team has also been awarded the 2009 USDLA Best Practices in Distance Learning Programming Award- United States Distance Learning Association |
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Congratulations to all the team members of the UNCG Division of Continual Learning:
| Faculty Elizabeth McNamara Carisa Showden Leigh Sink Adam Van-Liere |
UNCG Division of Continual Learning A.J. Lee, Multimedia ITC Adam Arney, Dir. Marketing Chris Dunst, Asst. Dir. Online Learning Scott Cooper, Designer Coventry Kessler, Writer/Copy Editor David Rivera, Lead Designer Eliana Barnes, Curriculum Specialist Eric Stowers, Graphic Artist Greg Robbins, Multimedia ITC Bryan Higgins, Multimedia ITC Jake Campbell, Writer Jakia Salam, Coder Karishma Gurtu, Multimedia ITC Matt McFarling, Coder Mike Williams, Multimedia ITC Ransome Coleman, Lead Coder Shawn Wu, Coder Will Singletary, Multimedia ITC Yan Wu, Asst. Dir. Online Learning |
NCDLA Excellence in Distance Learning Teaching AwardAwarded to: Dr. Brett Cotten |
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The NCDLA Excellence in Distance Learning Teaching Award is awarded to Dr. Brett Cotton in recognition of his outstanding distance learning and online teaching, scholarly research, writing, and service. Dr. Cotton’s teaching contributions enhance and create a better understanding of distance learning for the online teaching environment for his ECU students. Congratulations Dr. Cotton!
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NCDLA Parks Todd AwardAwarded to: Dr. Diane Chapman NCDLA presents the NCDLA Parks Todd Award for Distinguished Service to the Field of Distance Learning to Dr. Diane Chapman. The Parks Todd Award was created to honor Mr. Parks Todd. Parks was a pioneer in the field of distance learning in North Carolina. His commitment to this work began in early 1987 when he was introduced to the statewide distance learning system - EDNET; the North Carolina Educational Network. Through years of public service in distance learning, Parks Todd symbolized innovation, commitment, and dedication to learning anywhere and anytime. |
