SETDA SLY Award
SETDA established the SLY Award to recognize an active SETDA member, who meets the selection criteria, who has exhibited outstanding leadership in (1) integrating technology effectively in his/her state to improve student learning, (2) collaborating with peers through SETDA initiatives thereby affecting positive change for the organization and its members, and (3) engaging within the broad education and education technology communities to ensure the effective integration of technology in learning to improve student achievement.
Congratulations to Stephen Sanders, Wisconsin, the 2011 SLY Award Winner,
pictured below with past SLY Award Winners.
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Michael Golden, Rick Gaisford, Carla Wade, Stephen Sanders, Melinda Maddox, Jayne Moore, and Lan Neugent.
SLY Award Ceremony
Past Award Winners
2010
Carla Wade, Oregon, SLY Award Winner
Photo (Left to Right: Name, Title, State and Year of SLY Award)
Michael Golden, SETDA Emeritus, Former Assistant Superintendent for Educational Technology, Pennsylvania Department of Education, 2005 Winner,
Brenda Williams, Executive Director of the Office of Technology and Information Systems, West Virginia Department of Education, 2003 Winner,
Rick Gaisford, Educational Technology Specialist, Utah Department of Education, 2009 Winner,
Carla Wade, Technology Education Specialist, Oregon Department of Education, 2010 Winner,
Melinda Maddox, Director, Technology Initiatives, Alabama Department of Education, 2006 Winner and
Lan Neugent, Assistant Superintendent of Technology, Virginia Department of Education, 2007 Winner.
2009
Rick Gaisford, Utah
Rick Gaisford and the SETDA Staff
2008
Jayne Moore, Maryland Department of Education
Lan Neugent and Jayne Moore
2007
Lan Neugent, Virginia Department of Education
2006
Melinda Maddox, Alabama Department of Education
2005
Michael Golden, Pennsylvania Department of Education
2004
Anita Givens, Texas Education Agency
2003
Brenda Williams, West Virginia Department of Education
Brenda Williams, Michael Golden, Anita Givens, Lan Neugent, and Melinda Maddox
