James Armstrong Award

The James Armstrong Award was established in 1978 to honor the late University of Illinois professor, James Armstrong, whose leadership fostered a spirit of cooperation between two-year college mathematics teachers and the mathematics faculties at four-year colleges and universities. The award is to be given annually to a four-year college or university professor who continues this tradition of cooperation and assistance with the two-year colleges.

James Armstrong Award Winners

Nominations

This award is given at the annual IMACC Conference. Nominations need submitted before March 1.

To nominate someone for the James Armstrong Award, simply submit a letter of support to Paul McCombs, IMACC Awards Committee Chair.

Paul McCombs
Rock Valley College
3301 N Mulford Rd
Rockford, IL 61114
(815) 921-3459

If you do not receive confirmation of an nomination, then please follow up with Paul McCombs.


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