M-PBEA Awards
Leadership Award 2011 Recipient
- Murleen Bellinger, Waverly High School, Nebraska
- Past Winners
The M-PBEA Leadership Award recognizes outstanding leaders within our
organization. Recipients of this award have provided countless hours of
service toward business education in our region. The nomination
deadline for the Leadership Award is March 1, 2012. Complete the
nomination form (Word file)
and return to Cathy Tkacik or
email as an attachment to
catherine.tkacik@pueblocityschools.us. If unable to open the Word version of the nomination
form, you can also open a
PDF version.
M-PBEA Awards Program 2011 Award Winners
- Rookie Teacher: Carrie Pratt, McMillan Magnet
Center, Omaha, Nebraska
- Secondary Teacher: Cynthia S. Johnson, Kansas
- Outstanding Contributions to Business Education:
Nebraska Council on Economic Education
- Past Winners
The M-PBEA awards program recognizes individuals in our region who
have made significant contributions to business education. Award
categories are Middle Level Teacher of the Year, Secondary Teacher of the Year, Postsecondary Teacher of
the Year, Senior College or University Teacher of the Year,
Administrator or Supervisor of the Year, Contributions by an
Institution/Agency, Rookie of the Year, and Outstanding Program. Award nominees must
carefully adhere to the award guidelines. These guidelines include:
- Postmark application by January 31, 2012
- Correct typing requirements
- Correct color of paper
- Correct number of support letters
Our region has many outstanding business educators. These individuals
deserve recognition for their achievements and for their contributions
to business education. Make a nomination today by contacting a deserving
nominee. These nominations are sent to Sheryl Piening-Keller, M-PBEA
President-Elect, and her contact information is found on each nomination
form below.
Award Eligibility Requirements
- NEW! Outstanding
Contributions to Business Education by a Middle Level Business
Teacher: The nominee must be primarily engaged in teaching
business at the middle level. If the nominee has dual
responsibilities, at least 50 percent of those responsibilities at
the major employing institution must be in teaching. The nominee’s
contributions may have been made over an extended period of time,
but the major impact must have occurred within three years prior to
the nomination. The nominee must be a member of NBEA/M-PBEA.
Nomination Form (Word File)
Past Winners
- Outstanding Contributions to Business Education by a Secondary
Business Teacher: The nominee must be primarily engaged in teaching
business at the secondary level. If the nominee has dual
responsibilities, at least 50 percent of those responsibilities at
the major employing institution must be in teaching. The nominee's
contributions may have been made over an extended period of time,
but the major impact must have occurred within three years prior to
the nomination. The nominee must be a member of NBEA/M-PBEA.
Nomination Form (Word File)
Past Winners
- Outstanding Contributions to Business Education by a
Postsecondary Business Teacher: The nominee must be
primarily engaged in teaching business at the postsecondary level.
If the nominee has dual responsibilities, at least 50 percent of
those responsibilities at the major employing institution must be in
teaching. The nominee's contributions may have been made over an
extended period of time, but the major impact must have occurred
within three years prior to the nomination. The nominee must be a
member of NBEA/M-PBEA.
Nomination Form (Word File)
Past Winners
- Outstanding Contributions to Business Education by a
Senior College or University Business Teacher: The nominee
must be primarily engaged in teaching business at the
collegiate/university level (including business teacher education).
The nominee's contributions may have been made over an extended
period of time, but the major impact must have occurred within three
years prior to the nomination. The nominee must be a member of
NBEA/M-PBEA.
Nomination Form (Word File)
Past Winners
- Outstanding Contributions to Business Education by an
Administrator or Supervisor of Business Education: The
nominee must be primarily engaged in the administration or
supervision of a business education program. If the nominee has
dual responsibilities, at least 50 percent of those responsibilities
must be in an administrative/supervisory function at the major
employing institution. The nominee must be a member of NBEA/M-PBEA.
Nomination Form (Word File)
Past Winners
- Outstanding Contributions to Business Education by an
Institution, Organization, Business Firm, Government Agency, or an
Individual Associated With Any of These Groups: The
nominee must be primarily engaged in some activity other than the
education of individuals for careers in business. The nominee's
contributions must have a significant impact on business education
at the regional and/or national level.
Nomination Form (Word File)
Past Winners
- Outstanding Contributions to Business Education by a
Secondary "Rookie" Business Teacher: The nominee must be a
member of NBEA/M-PBEA, currently teaching business at the secondary
level. Applicants must have no more than five years teaching
experience as of the submission deadline. Applicants who are not
selected for this award may resubmit, providing eligibility criteria
are met.
Nomination Form (Word File)
Past Winners
- Outstanding Achievements of Middle Level, High School,
Community College and/or College Business Education Programs:
An individual program is eligible to apply or a school/college may
submit an application on behalf of the business education program.
The program nomination must be made by an NBEA/M-PBEA member or by
the Executive Boards of NBEA-affiliated regional, state, or local
associations. One teacher/instructor/administrator of the nominated
program must be a current NBEA/M-PBEA member and the nominator must
also be a current NBEA/M-PBEA member.
Nomination Form (Word File)
Past Winners (new for 2008)
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