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julia visor award 

Deadline: May 31, 2024

Membership to ICLCA is required prior to nominating or applying for an award or grant. An affiliate member must also become a member of ICLCA in order to be eligible for awards and grants.



2021 Julia Visor Award Winner

Jonathan Lollar

Forging your APA (7th ed.) Expertise: A session for emerging scholars

Texas State University




2021 Julia Visor Award Winner

Sara Beth Kramlich

"No Appointment Needed"

The Establishment of a Drop-in Tutoring Center

Background

Dr. Julia Visor was Assistant Professor of English and the Coordinator of the University Center for Learning Assistance at Illinois State University. Julia touched the lives of many people in her roles as teacher, administrator, certified supplemental instruction trainer, author, presenter and mentor. Julia was a long-time member of ICLCA who is missed deeply.

Dr. Julia Visor lost her battle with cancer in January of 2002.  It was definitely one  of the few battles Dr. Visor ever lost. 

Dr. Visor was a firm proponent of opportunity for all: Julia saw herself as an educator who encouraged students to be proactive agents and strong advocates of their own learning.  She was a very strong force in many lives as well as an advocate for diversity. She was a beacon for learning and striving to achieve. In addition, her joyous smile and caring will be deeply missed by all who knew her.

Julia Visor received her Bachelor’s degree in English from Illinois State University in 1971, her Master’s degree from Ohio University in 1975, and her Doctor of Arts degree from Illinois State University in 1987.  She joined the English department faculty that year, and in 1997 she became the Coordinator of the University Center for Learning Assistance.   She taught courses in composition and rhetoric and in African American literature, and she served as a mentor and advisor for many graduate students working in those areas.  In 1996 she was recognized with the David A. Strand Award for Diversity Achievement.

purpose

Two $500 awards are available. The award is intended to encourage graduate student participation by helping to cover travel related expenses. All full-time or part-time graduate students who present at the ICLCA annual conferences are eligible for this award. No application is necessary other than submitting the annual conference proposal, indicating graduate student status on the cover sheet of the proposal, and registering as a graduate student at the conference.

GENERAL AWARD PREFERENCES & REQUIREMENTS

All members are welcome to apply for awards and grants. Preference will be given to those who have not won the award in the last 2 years.

Membership to ICLCA is required prior to nominating or applying for an award or grant. An affiliate member must also become a member of ICLCA in order to be eligible for awards and grants.

For additional information, please contact: machcinskik@nclca.org

PAST AWARD WINNERS

2018 Emmy Dixon, University of North Georgia-Gainesville &  Rex Mann, University of Louisville, REACH
2017 Megan Krou & Justin Massey
2016 Lucille Lu, Rutgars University & Monique Negron, University of Connecticut

2013 Miriam Thompson, University of Arizona
2011 Christopher Lackey, Illinois State University
2010 Marlena Reese
2010 Christine Blaney
2009 Debra Wiley, University of Cincinnati
2009 Candice Kaup-Scioscia, Berkley College
2008 Charles "Chuckie" Campbell & Sam Meyer, Eastern Kentucky University
2007 Polina Chemishanova, New Mexico State University
2006 George Waddups, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis
2005 Tacy Holliday, Montgomery Community College
2005 Steven Yackel, Bethel University
2003 Courtney Sturgeon, Ball State University
2003 Paullett Golden, Texas A&M

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