Texas Association for Developmental Education Awards

There are two awards presented annually at the Conference on Academic Support Programs (CASP). 

For more information about each of these awards and information on how to apply, click on the following links:

     Texas Association for Developmental Education Best Program Award

     Texas Association for Developmental Education Professional Development Scholarship

                                                                 Deadline October 1 of each year

CASP Lifetime Achievement Award

The CASP Lifetime Achievement Award is designed to recognize an individual for 1) outstanding contributions to the field of developmental education and/or to the field of learning assistance and 2) to   TxCRLA and/or TADE.  Current TxCRLA, TADE, or CASP Board Members and Site Chair are ineligible for this award. The award is present at the CASP Conference jointly by TxCRLA and TADE.

The applicant must have at least 20 years of service in developmental education and/or learning assistance.

The applicant must have been a member of TxCRLA and/or TADE for at least ten years and have made significant contributions to either or both of the organizations.

To nominate, complete the CASP LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD APPLICATION, and submit the application and letters of recommendation to the presidents of the two organizations by May 30.  Contact information for each president is found on the organizations’ respective websites.

PREVIOUS WINNERS

Russ Hodges – 2008

Janith Stephenson – 2005

2008 CASP LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD TO RUSS HODGES

Russ Hodges, of Texas State University in San Marcos, was selected by the CASP board to receive the 2008 CASP Lifetime Achievement Award at the recent CASP Conference in Corpus Christi, Texas. This award is reserved for those individuals who have made significant contributions to the field of developmental education and/or to the field of learning assistance and have served in one or both sponsoring organizations, TxCRLA and/or TADE. Dr. Hodges, an Associate Professor of Adult and Developmental Education at TSU, is prominent as a leader in developmental education having served in many capacities in the field both inside and outside the classroom.

Congratulations to Amarillo College for the TADE Best Program Award for 2009

Congratulations to Cy-Fair College for receiving the 2006 TADE Best Program Award.

Congratulations to Karen Rendon  for receiving the 2009 TADE Professional Development Scholarship

Congratulations to Dr. Leslie Jones from UT-Brownsville for receiving the 2006 TADE Professional Development Scholarship 2006