Robert R. Knapp, San Diego, CA 1971. Eligibility Applicants must be presently enrolled in a doctoral, program in educational technology and have obtained committee acceptance of their proposal. All awards are on hold during the AECT restructuring. In 1978, Earl. F. Strohbehn, then a professor of education at San Jose State Universityr, established a trust fired through the ECT Foundation to help support a deserving graduate student's attendance at the Lake Okoboji Leadership Conference which was inspired by his mentor and friend, Lee Cochran, to develop leaders in the educational communications and technology field. There will also be a limited number of Division Interns.
More information follows the application.
Each intern will be expected to participate fully in a coordinated program of activities. Each intern will also be responsible for specific convention related assignments, which will require approximately fifteen hours of time during the convention. A former intern, who is now a member of the AECT Leadership Development Committee, will serve as the program coordinator. All awards are on hold during the AECT restructuring. The paper must be an original unpublished investigation dealing with research in educational technology.