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2011 ACPA AnnuAl Convention Award Recipients 2011 Presidential Citation For Service Mike Curtis University of West Indies, St. Augustine Contribution to Knowledge Trudy W. Banta Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis Excellence In Practice Award Thelora U. Reynolds University of the West Indies, Mona Lifetime Achievement Award Harry J. Canon Esther Lloyd-Jones Professional Service Award Jonathan Poullard University of California, Berkeley Contribution to Higher Education Award Carol Geary Schneider Association of American Colleges and Universities New Emerging Scholars Ebelia Hernandez Rutgers University Jody Jessup-Anger Marquette University Kristen Kennedy University of South Carolina Judy Kiyama University of Rochester Robert Palmer State University of New York Binghamton Senior Scholars Florence Hamrick Rutgers University Kristen Renn Michigan State University Champion of Sustainability Shanah Trevenna University of Hawaii Voice of Inclusion Medalion Karen Myers Saint Louis University American College Personnel Association (ACPA), headquartered in Washington, D.C. at the National Center for Higher Education, is the leading comprehensive student affairs association that advances student affairs and engages students for a lifetime of learning and discovery. ACPA, founded in 1924 by May L. Cheney, has nearly 8,500 members representing 1,500 private and public institutions from across the U.S. and around the world. Members include organizations and companies that are engaged in the campus marketplace. Members also include graduate and undergraduate students enrolled in student affairs/higher education administration programs, faculty, and student affairs professionals, from entry level to senior student affairs officers. VISION ACPA leads the student affairs profession and the higher education community in providing outreach, advocacy, research, and professional development to foster college student learning. MISSION ACPA supports and fosters college student learning through the generation and dissemination of knowledge, which informs policies, practices and programs for student affairs professionals and the higher education community. CORE VALUES The mission of ACPA is founded upon and implements the following core values: • Education and development of the total student. • Diversity, multicultural competence and human dignity. • Inclusiveness in and access to association-wide involvement and decision-making. • Free and open exchange of ideas in a context of mutual respect. • Advancement and dissemination of knowledge relevant to college students and their learning, and to the effectiveness of student affairs professionals and their institutions. • Continuous professional development and personal growth of student affairs professionals. • Outreach and advocacy on issues of concern to students, student affairs professionals and the higher education community, including affirmative action and other policy issues. 6 lAtest Convention uPdAtes on twitter, @ACPAConvention or httP://Convention.myACPA.org/sChedule
ACPA Past Presidents 1924-1925 May L. Cheney University of California, Berkeley 1925-1927 Margaret Cameron University of Michigan 1927-1928 Robert K. Speer Columbia University 1928-1930 Francis F. Bradshaw University of North Carolina 1930-1933 Jack E. Walters Purdue University 1933-1935 Karl M. Cowdery Stanford University 1935-1937 Esther L. Lloyd-Jones Columbia University 1937-1939 A. J. Brumbaugh University of Chicago 1939-1941 Helen Voorhees Mount Holyoke College 1941-1945 E.G. Williamson University of Minnesota 1945-1947 Daniel G. Feder United States Navy and Illinois State Civil Service Commission 1947-1949 C. Gilbert Wrenn University of Minnesota 1949-1950 Thelma Mills University of Missouri 1950-1953 Everett H. Hopkins Washington State College 1953-1955 Gordon V. Anderson University of Texas at Austin 1955-1956 Harold B. Pepinsky Ohio State University 1956-1957 Willard W. Blaesser University of Utah 1957-1958 Robert Kamm Texas A & M 1958-1959 Catherine N. Northrup Washington State University 1959-1960 Robert Callis University of Missouri 1960-1961 Kathryn Hopwood Hunter College of the City University of New York 1961-1962 William Craig Stanford University 1962-1963 Melvene D. Hardee Florida State University 1963-1964 Dennis L. Trueblood Southern Illinois University 1964-1965 Barbara A. Kirk University of California, Berkeley 1965-1966 Ralph F. Berdie University of Minnesota 1966-1967 Bernard R. Black Ohio University 1967-1968 Elizabeth A. Greenleaf Indiana University 1968-1969 Donald P. Hoyt University of Iowa 1969-1970 Charles L. Lewis Pennsylvania State University 1970-1971 Paul A. Bloland University of Southern California 1971-1972 William R. Butler University of Miami 1972-1973 G. Robert Ross Board of Regents in the University of Nebraska System at Lincoln 1973-1974 Merrill C. Beyerl Ball State University 1974-1975 W. Harold Grant Auburn University 1975-1976 Theodore K. Miller University of Georgia 1976-1977 Anne S. Pruitt Case Western Reserve University 1977-1978 Mary T. Howard Hostos Community College in Bronx, NY 1978-1979 Don Creamer Virginia Tech University 1979-1980 Phyllis Mable Virginia Commonwealth University 1980-1981 Cynthia S. Jonson University of California, Irvine 1981-1982 David T. Borland North Texas State University 1982-1983 Susan R. Komives Stephens College 1983-1984 Margaret J. Barr Northern Illinois University 1984-1985 William A. Bryan University of North Carolina, Wilmington 1985-1986 Dennis Roberts Southern Methodist University 1986-1987 Charles C. Schroeder Saint Louis University 1987-1988 Marvalene Hughes University of Toledo 1988-1989 Patricia Kearney University of California, Davis 1989-1990 Robert D. Brown University of Nebraska-Lincoln 1990-1991 Laurine Fitzgerald Ohio State University 1991-1992 Leila V. Moore Pennsylvania State University 1992-1993 Terry E. Williams Loyola University, Chicago 1993-1994 Charles C. Schroeder University of Missouri 1994-1995 Barbara Anderson Southern Polytechnic State University 1995-1996 Harold E. Cheatham Pennsylvania State University 1996-1997 Paul M. Oliaro West Chester University 1997-1998 Lynn H. Willett Bridgewater State College 1998-1999 Jean Paratore Southern Illinois University 1999-2000 Gregory Roberts University of St. Thomas 2000-2001 Jill E. Carnaghi Washington University, St. Louis 2001-2002 Nancy Evans Iowa State University 2002-2003 Paul Shang Colorado State University 2003-2004 Myra F. Morgan University of Florida 2004-2005 Jeanne S. Steffes University of Maryland, College Park 2005-2006 Gregory S. Blimling Rutgers University 2006-2007 Jeanne S. Steffes Syracuse University 2007-2008 Vasti Torres Indiana University 2008-2009 Patricia A. Perillo Davidson College 2009-2010 Tom Jackson, Jr. University of Louisville be more lAtest Convention uPdAtes on twitter, @ACPAConvention or httP://Convention.myACPA.org/sChedule 7
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