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​​Gildersleeve, Stoddard, Stone Award

     In 2008, the GEON Steering Committee established a geography service award in honor of the three professors who came together to help create the Geographic Educators of Nebraska in the early 1990s.  Chuck Gildersleeve of UN-Omaha, Bob Stoddard of UN-Lincoln, and Marv Stone of UN-Kearney along with other folks guided a small group of K-16 educators into becoming a successful statewide organization. 
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     In their honor, and to pay tribute to those individuals that continue to advance the growth of geography in the state, GEON annually bestows the "Gildersleeve, Stoddard, Stone Award" to individuals in each of the three Congressional districts for their efforts and accomplishments in improving geography education in Nebraska.  The awards are presented during the annual conference of the Nebraska State Council for the Social Studies. 
Year
1st District
2nd District
3rd District
2008
Lonnie Moore ​
Harris Payne 
Susan Gallagher
2009
Steve Callaghan
Mary Lou Alfieri ​
Mary Claire May
2010
Mary Kay Kreikemeier
Thomas Allen
Cathy Larson
2011
Randy Bertolas
Steve McCarville
Shari Frost
2012
Kathleen Fimple
William Deardoff
Tara Dunn
2013
Chuck Morgan
Christina Dando
Larry Starr
2014
Deb Anderson
Becky Feagan
Martha Ford
2015
Randy Ernst
​Maria Walinski-Peterson
Bob Sankey
2016
Alison Kelley
None
Amber Lewis
2017
Jaclyn Kellison
Amy Studts
Dan Gossman
2018
Ted Larson
Kyle Tredinnick
Lesli Rawlings
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  • Home
  • About
    • Awards
    • Board of Directors
    • Contact
  • Resources
    • Giganto Maps
    • Lesson Plans
    • Nebraska Atlas
    • Nebraska Geoinquiries
  • Events
    • GeoFest
    • GEON Summer Institute
    • Nebraska State Mapping Contest