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2012 Recognition Awards
Matthew Foster, Amanda Winchester and Susan Damaschke 2012 Selectees
Matthew Foster of Keene State College in New Hampshire was selected as the 2012 NEASEA Regional Student Employee of the Year. Matthew is the NEASEA representative for the National Student Employee of the Year Recognition award. We wish Matthew the best of luck.
Amanda Winchester of Boston University has been a student employee since her undergraduate days. Her supervisor Jenny Caron described her as extremely hardworking, always busy an active and a resource for students, faculty and staff. Congratulations to Amanda for a job well done.
For every student employee, there is a supervisor somewhere in the background. Susan Damaschke of Monmouth Univeristy in New Jersey was selected as this year's Supervisor of the Year. Nominated by two of her students, Susan was heralded as one who taught them life lessons and created an environment where they have been able to grow and learn.
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2012 Conference Registration Now Open
The registration form for the 2012 conference The Maine Event...And the Winner is You is now available on the NSEA website. The early bird cost is $385 for members. Non-members from the NEASEA region are required to pay for a one year NEASEA membership ($75.00). Register soon.
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SEE Training Dates Announced for 2012
Spring/Summer
June 6 - 7, 2012
New York Institute of Technology
New York City
Track A - June 6, 2012
Track B - June 7, 2012
Fall, 2012
October 21 - 22, 2012
Holiday Inn by the Bay Portland, Maine
in conjunction with the 2012 NSEA/NEASEA Annual Conference
Track A - October 21, 2012
Track B - October 22, 2012
Track A - $139
Track B - $139
Non-members - include $75 yearly membership
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Call for Conference Program Proposals
DEADLINE MAY 31, 2012
Submission Form
Plans for the 2012 NEASEA/NSEA Annual Conference THE MAINE EVENT are moving along rapidly. October may seem to be far away but it is really right around the corner. Don't delay in submitting your proposals. The NSEA conference draws from around the country and program slots are limited. We know that the NEASEA members are experts in their fields and we want you to share that expertise and let your counterparts nationwide see how we roll in the northeast.
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