Cranson Field Scholarships
The Cranson Scholarships were established in 2000 to honor the contributions of Rod Cranson (at right), who helped to found the Michigan Earth Science Teachers Association in 1967, and who for decades has worked tirelessly in many leadership positions in the organization. Rod believed that field experiences were integral to teacher professional development, and organized the first such field conference to northern Michigan in 1972. |
Year | Recipient | Field Study |
2007 | Megan Sklut | Global Change Teachers Institute |
2007 | Therese-Anne (Tabby) Eldridge | Build your own Reflecting Telescope |
2008 | Carrie Zaitz | Southwest Astronomy |
2008 | Therese-Anne (Tabby) Eldridge | Southwest Astronomy |
2008 | Tiffany Dysinger (Micketti) | Southwest Astronomy |
2008 | Michelle Pifer | Geology of Utah |
2010 | Matthew Baleja | Volcano in your backyard- Mount Ranier |
2011 | Susan Tate | Geology of Hawaii |
2011 | Eric Engel | Geology of Hawaii |
2011 | Tiffany Dysinger (Micketti) | Geology of Hawaii |
2011 | Dan Schuchardt | Geology of Hawaii |
2011 | Dan Postema | Geology of Hawaii |
2012 | Tiffany Dysinger (Micketti) | Geology of Utah |
2012 | Eric Engel | Geology of Utah |
2014 | Jennifer Coury | Geology of Utah |
2015 | Meghan Jacokes | UC Davis Field Study southern California |
MESTA members on a UP field trip as part of a summer conference.