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Canadian Association for University Continuing Education

Awards & Honours

Program and Marketing Awards

An annual competition is held to recognize innovation and excellence for both marketing materials and program development in a number of categories.

Marketing Awards

Program Awards

Honourary Membership

Persons nominated for Honourary Membership must be individuals who have contributed to the objectives of CAUCE. Previous decisions regarding Honourary Membership have tended to interpret contribution or service in the light of national or regional impact and not solely on the basis of local accomplishments.

Nominations shall include biographical data and an outline of the nominee's contribution to continuing education generally and to the Canadian Association for University Continuing Education more specifically. The CAUCE Executive will decide on an appropriate recipient(s) at its February meeting and will advise both the nominee and nominator shortly thereafter.

In addition to peer recognition, Honourary Members may attend all CAUCE meetings.

The 2009-2010 deadline for nomination for Honourary Membership is March 5, 2010.

Invitation to Nominate 2009-2010
Nomination Form 2009-2010

 

CAUCE Honorary Members

(Alphabetical Listing)

 

 

Armitt, Angela (1984)*

Morris, John (2000)

Baker, Harold R. (1994)

Moss, Gwenna, (2002)

Baskett, H.K. (Morris) (1997)

Murray, Jim (1987)

Bérube, Rhéal (1982)

Myers, Doug (2002)

Blaney, Jack (1985)

Nance, Margit (2002)

Brack, Robert E. (Bob) (1993)*

Orris, Milton (1994)

Campbell, Duncan D. (1984)*

Pappert, E. (1977)*

Chapman, R.S. (1984)*

Parker, Tom (1979)*

Clements, Ken (1997)

Potvin, Douglas J. (1990)

Croft, Marian (1996)

Roberts, Hayden (1988)

Curran, H.W. (1973)*

Schenk, Dale (2006)

Fearns, H.H. (1960)*

Scott, Jacquelyn Thayer (2000)

Foth, Dennis (2009)

Selman, Gordon (1979)

Gray, Virgina (2008)

Sharpe, Jim (2005)

Guinsburg, Tom (1993)

Siegle, Peter (1960)

Hamilton, Bruce (1991)

Sim, Alex (1990)*

Healey, Kathleen (1977)

Skanes, Graham (2005)

Hoegg, Jo Lynne (2001)

St. John Macdonald, Mairi (1991)

Hutton, Jane (2009)

Stearn, C.H. (1960)*

Kennedy, Joyce Deveau (2002)

Thompson Gordon (2007)

Kidd, J. Roby (1960)*

Tweedie, A.S.R. (1975)*

Kulich, Jindra (1993)*

Uegama, Walter (2001)

Lafreniére, Gérard (1982)

Waldron, Mark (1991)

Lamble, Wayne (2005)

Waugh, Alex, (2001)

Landstrom, Margaret (2004)

Whale, W. Brock (1990)

Lockwood, Charles (1985)

Whalen, Doreen, (2006)

Lumpkin, Ramona (2000)

Wolfe, Bert (2000)

MacNeil, Teresa (1998)

Woods, Gail (2003)

Maine, Floyd (1962)*

 

 * Deceased

Journal Award

This award recognizes excellence in an article published in the Journal of University Continuing Education in the calendar year preceding the Annual General Meeting. The editor of the Journal is responsible for setting up an adjudication committee, whose activities will include review of adjudication criteria if warranted. It may be determined that no award will be given in a particular year.

The committee should be formed by February of each year so that the work may be done in March and April. The winner(s), if any, should be made known to the President-elect by May 1 so that the winner(s) may be advised in time to attend the awards ceremony at the Annual Conference. In addition to the name(s) of the winner(s), the full title of the article(s) and any comments from the adjudication committee should be sent to the President-elect for inclusion in the awards booklet.

The Award Of Recognition

This award, instituted in 1988, is to be given annually if a suitable candidate is nominated by a member university continuing education unit. It may be awarded to a Canadian who is not employed as a professional in university continuing education and who has made an outstanding contribution to the development of continuing education/adult education in Canada. Nominations may only be received from full members of CAUCE. Further details may be obtained from the brochure distributed to all members each fall, or from the CAUCE office. Nominations must be made prior to the spring CAUCE Executive meeting, and sent to Ramona Lumpkin, Vice President, Learning and Student Services, Royal Roads University.

The 2009-2010 deadline for nomination is February 26, 2010.

 

 

Year

Recipient

Nominated by

 

 

 

2004

G. Raymond Chang

Ryerson University

1988

Lloyd Shaw

Dalhousie University

1989

Walter Pitman

Ryerson Polytechnical Institute

1990

Donner Canadian Foundation

Simon Fraser University

1991

Michéle Jean

Dalhousie University and Saint Francis Xavier University

1996

Frank McKenna

University of New Brunswick

 

CAUCE Research Honours

The CAUCE Research Award recognizes both graduate student research and individuals who have made a sustained contribution to research.

Graduate Student Research Award
The purpose of the award is to recognize a graduate thesis or dissertation that makes a distinct contribution to university continuing education.

Submissions are invited from individuals attending Canadian universities or Canadians attending universities outside of Canada. In order to be eligible, the thesis or dissertation must have been successfully completed (defended) within the previous two calendar years. Theses previously submitted to CAUCE for this award are not eligible for consideration.

The following criteria will be used in evaluating submissions:

  • centrality and relevance of the topic to university continuing education ;
  • clarity of the thesis statement;
  • strength and coherence of the findings/conclusion;
  • effectiveness of the organization and style of the presentation.

Applicants must submit:

  1. a 500-word statement indicating the relevance of the research to university continuing education;
  2. a copy of the dissertation or thesis;
  3. at least two supporting letters.

Distinguished Research Award
The purpose of the award is to recognize an individual who has made a long-term, sustained contribution to university continuing education research in Canada.

 

 

Year Graduate Student Research Award Distinguished Research Award
 

 

 

2009 Brian Campbell, University of Regina  
2007 Lorraine Carter, Laurentian University Gordon Thompson, University of Saskatchewan
2004 Dirk Morrison, University of Saskatchewan  
2001 Nancy Petersen, Simon Fraser University  
2000 Francois Ruph, Université du Québec  
1999 Janis Landry, St. Francis Xavier University Earl Misanchuk, University of Saskatchewan

Nominations
Nominations may be made by individuals from CAUCE member institutions. The nomination should elaborate the extent of the contribution made and provide a rationale for the award nomination.

Application for research awards are due to the CAUCE Secretariat via email no later than February 1 of each year.

Please submit your application to:

CAUCE Secretariat, c/o Centre for Continuing and Distance Education, 464-221 Cumberland Avenue North, Saskatoon SK  S7N 1M3, Phone: 306-966-5604, Fax: 306-66-5590, Email: cauce.secretariat@usask.ca

The same general procedures as described for the awarding of research projects will be used in relation to submissions made for the research awards given out at the annual conference. For complete details, please visit the Research Fund webpage.