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Announcement
The award committee is made up of the Director of CAUSE, the Chair of the CAUSE Board of Directors, the Chair of the USCOTS Program Committee, and all past winners (currently: George Cobb, Joan Garfield, Roxy Peck, Dennis Pearl, Jessica Utts, and Deborah Rumsey). The committee will review nominations arriving before February 1, 2011. A nomination letter should include a paragraph stating why the individual is deserving of the award and be signed by three nominators. Letters may be sent by e-mail or post to:
2009 AwardThe 2009 USCOTS Lifetime Achievement Award in statistics education was presented to Roxy Peck, California Polytechnic State University at the USCOTS Awards Banquet, Friday, June 26th, 2009 at Confluence Park in Columbus Ohio. George Cobb announced the award winner and provided an overview of Roxy's many important contributions to the Statistics Education Community. Dennis Pearl presented Roxy with a tribute book with contributions from over 40 individuals. Tribute Booklet for Roxy (PDF)
2007 AwardThe 2007 USCOTS Lifetime Achievement Award in statistics education was presented to Joan Garfield, University of Minnesota prior at the USCOTS banquet dinner On May 18, 2007. Dick Scheaffer made a video appearance to thank Joan for her lifetime of work for the statistics education community. The inscription on the award read "... presented to Joan Garfield for timeless and continuing contributions to the improvement of statistics education." Joan was also presented with a tribute book of messages from her collaborators and students. Tribute Booklet for Joan (PDF) Dick Scheaffer Video (H.264 MPEG-4)
2005 AwardThe 2005 USCOTS Lifetime Achievement Award in statistics education was presented to George Cobb, Mount Holyoke College prior to his talk at the USCOTS banquet dinner On May 20, 2005. David Moore made a video appearance to thank George for his lifetime of work for the statistics education community. The inscription on the award read "... presented to George Cobb for timeless and continuing contributions to the improvement of statistics education." David Moore Video (DivX AVI)
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