At the annual meeting of the Council of College and Military Educators, CCME, in Orlando, Fla., the following awards for 2012 were announced:
CCME JOHN BRIAN SERVICE AND LEADERSHIP AWARD
Demonstrates dedication and leadership in providing quality, voluntary, off-duty education programs at his/her military installation
Winner: Ann Hunter, chief of Navy Voluntary Education
CCME LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Demonstrates dedication and leadership in the delivery of quality education programs to the military over the course of their careers
Winners:
Dr. James Anderson, retired chancellor of Central Texas College
Jeff Hayccraft, tuition assistance operations manager, Army National Guard
Marcy Shapiro, former director of the SOCGuard program
CCME INSTITUTION AWARD
Demonstrates dedication and leadership in supporting quality, voluntary, off-duty education to the armed services
Winner: American Military University, accepted by Dr. Wally Boston, president of AMU
CCME BARRY COBB AWARD
Demonstrates dedication and leadership by a governmental organization in providing quality, voluntary, off-duty education programs or services
Winner: Ramstein Education Office, Ramstein AB, Germany, accepted by Thomas French.
CCME 2011 PRESIDENT'S AWARD
Presented to an individual who has made a significant contribution that has advanced the cause of military education
Winner: Louis Martini, Thomas Edison State College
CCME is an organization of institutions of higher education and military, government personnel dedicated to the advancement of educational opportunities for members of the United States Armed Forces and their families. Each year CCME, hosts a conference on military education with more than 1,000 participants from the American higher education and military communities. For more information, go to www.ccmeonline.org.