This award is for an exemplary teacher and THESA member. It may be awarded to any practicing school-level teacher (K-12) who incorporates the home economics curriculum in their classroom. They must also be involved in one or more of the following areas:

Exemplary leadership and service to the profession in the home economics community.
Commitment to professional growth through continuing education, research, or participation in professional learning communities.
Sharing of ideas and resources. For example, through community connections, workshops, mentoring or publications.

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Nominations will be accepted until September 15 each year. Please share approximately 100-300 words on why this individual is deserving of the award.

Rules:

This award may be given annually by the THESA Executive Board and, if given, is to be presented at the annual THESA Conference.
Nominations may be made by chapters, members, subscribers, and non-members.
Nominees must be members of THESA and be practicing school level home economics teachers.
The THESA Executive shall adjudicate the award.
Nominations shall be considered for only the year in which they are received.

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