2006/2007 Science Education Advocacy Award Recipients
2006/2007 was the inaugural year of the Science Education Advocacy Awards.
The 2006/2007 Science Education Advocacy Award was given to two organizations, two individuals and one team.
In addition to receiving recognition at statewide and local events, these five awardees were given $5,000 each to be awarded to the not-for-profit organization or public education entity of their choice for use in its efforts on behalf of science education. The monetary reward as well as funding for the awards process was generously supplied by the Boeing Company.
The five awardees are listed below along with the recipient of their $5,000 donation. Click on each photo to read about the awardee's vision for science education in Washington State and their science advocacy efforts. You can also view the press release announcing these inaugural awardees in the news section of this website.
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Dr. Lee Hood |
Valerie Logan |
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Dr. Hood and Ms. Logan's $5,000 donation will be awarded to: The Institute for Systems Biology in Seattle, Washington. |
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Dr. John "Skip" Paznokas |
Peggy Willcuts |
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Dr. Paznokas's $5,000 donation will be awarded to: |
Ms. Willcuts's $5,000 donation will be awarded to: |
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American Electronics Association (AeA) |
American Electronics Association (AeA) |
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AeA's $5,000 Donation will be awarded to: AeA Electronics Education Foundation for math, science, and engineering education activities in Washington State. |
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LIGO Hanford Observatory |
LIGO Hanford Observatory |
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LIGO Hanford Observatory's $5,000 Donation will be awarded to: LIGO Hanford Observatory to support transportation expenses for field trips to the observatory |
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