Home News Conference Distinguished Clinician Award Board ATE		Distinguished Clinician Award Each year, the Louisiana Association of Teacher Educators honors practicing clinicians with the Distinguished Clinician Award. Nominees must be current or former cooperating teachers who demonstrate the knowledge, skills, and dispositions of professional educators. Each postsecondary institution that grants degrees in teacher education may nominate one clinician in each category. LAATE is currently accepting nominations for the 2010 Distinguished Clinican Award. If your institution is interested in submitting one or more nominations, all nomination information is available here. The 2009 awards were presented at the LSU/LAATE Student Teacher Conference on April 20, 2009, in Baton Rouge. The 2009 recipients are: Susan Codina, Early Childhood Distinguished Clinician J.W. Faulk Elementary School Nominated by the University of Louisiana at Lafayette Vicki Holden, Elementary Distinguished Clinician University Laboratory Elementary School Nominated by Louisiana State University Cynthia McRae, Middle Distinguished Clinician Elm Grove Middle School Nominated by Louisiana State University at Shreveport Pamela Johnson, Secondary Distinguished Clinician Westlake High School Nominated by McNeese State University Renee' Miller, Enrichment Distinguished Clinician Baton Rouge Center for Visual and Performing Arts Nominated by Louisiana State University Ungreeka Sneed, Special Education Distinguished Clinician Gibslan-Coleman High School Nominated by Grambling State University 2009 Distinguished Clinicians (left to right): Pamela Johnson, Susan Codina, Cynthia McRae, Renee' Miller, and Vicki Holden. Not shown: Ungreeka Sneed.
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