On March 22, during the NSTA National Conference on Science Education in Denver, Colorado, Shannon Sullivan Hudson was honored by the National Science Teaching Association (NSTA) for her outstanding achievements in science education. The NSTA awards program recognizes exceptional K-12 teachers, principals, professors, and other science education professionals for their contributions to the field.
The event was attended by NSTA President Julie A. Luft, who expressed her excitement for recognizing exceptional science educators and a remarkable student. As she presented the awards, Luft stated that she finds the group of awardees to be inspiring, as they are dedicated learners, leaders, and innovators committed to ensuring a diverse, talented, and knowledgeable citizenry and workforce for the 21st century. With these awardees, the future of science education looks promising and secure.
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