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NCTE/SLATE Intellectual Freedom Award Application Form

DUE MARCH 27

Please return this form by email to Nancy.Remler@armstrong.edu

The purpose of the NCTE/SLATE Intellectual Freedom Awards is to honor individuals, groups, or institutions that deserve recognition for advancing the cause of intellectual freedom. The awardee can be an educator or non-educator, and the awardee’s contributions can be ongoing or related to particular events.

We accept self-nominations as well as nominations of deserving colleagues. If you would like to make a nomination, please email Nancy Remler at nancy.remler@armstrong.edu and we will contact the nominee.

SLATE Award Application Form (Word version or PDF version)

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