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Programs Committee

Responsibilities: The responsibilities of the Programs Committee are to encourage WASSA members to share "best practices" program information at the annual meeting; and the solicitation, evaluation, and annual meeting award recognition of these program plans and materials.

Chair: The chair of the Programs Committee will be selected from its membership and appointed by the President, after consulting with the Executive Committee.

Membership: Members of the Programs Committee will be appointed by the President. There will be six members serving three-year terms, with the terms of two members expiring each year.

2009 Programs Award
The Programs Committee is accepting submission for programs in four categories:

Best Credit Program

Best Non-Credit Program

Best Administrative Program

Carol Switzer Award (formerly, Best Use of a Stolen Idea)—in your submission, tell us who you stole the idea from and how you transformed it. Both parties will receive an award.

Submission Deadline is August 14th, 2009
All submissions are expected to provide material for a poster session at the WASSA Conference.
Please forward all submissions and any questions to the Programs Committee Chair, Ben Perkins, at benperkins@wsu.edu. You may also contact him at 509-335-1915.

Program Award Recipients

2009 Best Credit Program Portland State University (Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp)

Best Non-Credit Program University of Hawaii at Manoa (Sustain Your Brain, Sustainability Outreach)

Best Administrative Program Regis University (Daniels Scholar Lunch)

Carol Switzer Award (formerly, the Best Use of a Stolen Idea) Regis University (Thief) (A Recipe for Success; Marketing Theme)
University of Alaska, Fairbanks (Victim) (Summer CAFE: Culinary Art Food Experience)

2008 Best Credit Program University of California, Santa Barbara (Transitions program for Transfer students)

Best Non-Credit Program University of California, Santa Barbara (Passport to Wellness)

Best Administrative Program University of California, Santa Barbara (Cultural Enrichment Program)

Carol Switzer Award (formerly, the Best Use of a Stolen Idea) University of Alaska Fairbanks (Thief) (Summer@UAF)
Brown University (Victim)

2007 Best Credit Program University of California, Santa Cruz (Aneka Program)

Best Non-Credit Program University of Hawai’i at Manoa (Kids First Film Festival)

Best Administrative Program University of Alaska Fairbanks (Earn and Learn Program)

Best Use of a Stolen Idea University of Alaska Fairbanks (Wrapping Campus Shuttles –
Stolen from NAASS institution University of Illinois at Chicago)