About Us: Awards
Charles Klasek Award
The Harold Josephson Award for Professional Promise in International Education
Timothy J. Rutenber Award
Counselors
Klasek Nomination form
Each year AIEA presents the Charles Klasek Award at the Annual Conference. "Chuck" Klasek was a founding member of AIEA from Southern Illiniois University at Carbondale and served as its third president. In addition to being a real leader in the founding of AIEA, Chuck was an excellent example of an effective international education administrator. He took on many tasks within AIEA including, in 1992, the editing and publication of "Bridges to the Future: Strategies for Internationalizing Higher Education." When Chuck died, the Executive Committee felt that a fitting tribute to his outstanding service to AIEA and to the field of International Education Administration would be to present an annual award in his name. The single criterion for the award is that the recipient should have given long-term and outstanding service to the field of International Education Administration. Past recipients are:
Charles Klasek, (posthumous),
Southern Illinois University |
1995 |
| LaMarr Kopp, Pennsylvania State University |
1996 |
Harold Josephson,
University of North Carolina - Charlotte |
1997 |
| Ralph Smuckler, Michigan State University |
1998 |
| Joe W. Neal, University of Texas at Austin |
1999 |
| Burkart Holzner, University of Pittsburgh |
2000 |
| Barbara B. Burn, University of Massachusetts - Amherst |
2001 |
| Jack Van de Water, Oregon State University |
2002 |
| Axel Markert, Eberhard-Karls-Universitaet Tubingen |
2003 |
| Thomas H. Hoemeke, University of North Texas |
2004 |
| Barbara Turlington, American Council on Education |
2005 |
| Tony Adams, Macquarie University-Sydney |
2006 |
| John K. Hudzik, Michigan State University |
2006 |
| Stephen Dunnett, SUNY Buffalo |
2007 |
2008 Klasek Recipient: David Larsen, Arcadia University
The Harold Josephson Award for Professional Promise in International Education
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Josephson Nomination form
Each year the Association of International Education Administrators (AIEA)presents the Harold Josephson Award to a deserving graduate student at one of the member institutions. The award was established to honor the memory of Dr. Josephson, a long-time leader in AIEA and Assoc. Vice Chancellor of International Programs at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte, who died in 1998.
The award recognizes emerging leadership in international education through the student's graduate study and research, especially research in the field of international education. The award includes a $1,000 travel grant to attend the annual conference of AIEA, complimentary conference registration, and an opportunity to report on her/his research to conference attendees.
Member institutions are invited to submit nominations (only one per institution) for the Harold Josephson Award by October 26, 2007.
Criteria for selection include: demonstrated interest in the field of international education; research for completed graduate courses that demonstrate research skills and insights; other tangible recognitions from the home institution (outstanding graduate teaching award, leadership in graduate governance on the campus, campus nomination for Fulbright, NSEP, or other nationally competitive awards).
The annual winner of the Harold Josephson Award will be included in the conference program and recognized at the annual business meeting.
Timothy J. Rutenber Award
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Rutenber Normination Form
The Timothy J. Rutenber Award is a new award established to honor AIEA members who have rendered long-term and outstanding service to the Association. This occasional award is named for the late Timothy J. Rutenber, who served as Director of the Secretariat and Treasurer of AIEA until his death in 2004. An associate member of AIEA since 1992, Rutenber was an outstanding manager of the day-to-day affairs of AIEA and a wise steward of the Association's resources. His work on behalf of AIEA epitomizes the ideal of service excellence. In his name, awardees will be recognized at the Annual Conference for truly exceptional service of long duration to AIEA. To be eligible, nominees must be current AIEA members and have been actively involved in AIEA for more than five years.
2006 Recipient - Judy C. Young, University of Texas at Arlington
2007 Recipient - Earl Kellogg, University of Illinois-Champaign-Urbana
2008 Recipient - Duleep Deosthale, Knowledge Exchange Institute
Counselor-status is awarded by AIEA to long-standing members of AIEA who have made significant contributions to the organization throughout the years. The Executive Committee of AIEA votes to bestow counselor-status on deserving members. Counselor awards are given at the annual conference and may not be awarded every year.
George C. Christensen, Iowa State University
Burkhart Holzner, University of Pittsburgh
Margaret A. Kidd, University of Texas at Austin
Edward H. Moseley, University of Alabama-Tuscaloosa
Joe W. Neal, Texas International Education Consortium
Gerald M. Slavin, The University of New Mexico
Ralph H. Smuckler, Washington D.C.
Earl Kellogg, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
John C. Heyl, Old Dominion University
HONORARY MEMBER
Dr. Oscar Arias, Former President of Costa Rica, Nobel Laureate (Peace)
