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About Us
MPAEA Mission Statement
The Mission of the MPAEA is to support and promote lifelong learning in
the Mountain Plains Region. In order to achieve its mission, the
association:
- Promotes and provides professional
development opportunities for adult educators.
- Publishes and distributes relevant
information about lifelong learning.
- Supports and strengthens member
associations within the states of the region.
- Seeks and fosters realistic and
innovative approaches to lifelong learning.
- Creates and facilitates a forum for
futuristic planning.
MPAEA Constitution & Standing Rules - (PDF Document)
MPAEA Strategic Plan - (PDF Document)
MPAEA History
The Mountain Plains Adult Education Association serves members in an
eight-state region. The original charter and founding policies were
developed in 1945. The four original states were Colorado, New Mexico,
Utah and Wyoming. In 1961, Arizona, Idaho and Nevada joined. Montana
became the eighth state in 1988.
The Association has grown from the vision of a few hard-working pioneers
to become a creative and effective force in the field of adult and
continuing education.
The Association is one of the oldest regional adult education
organizations in the United States. For more than a half century, MPAEA
has been on the cutting edge of adult education as a state, regional and
national imperative.
What MPAEA can do for you
- MPAEA membership offers you
opportunities for professional and program development, networking,
information-sharing and planning.
- MPAEA publishes the MPAEA Newsletter
and the MPAEA Journal of Adult Education (a scholarly refereed
publication).
- Members are eligible for several awards, given annually.
- A $1,000 scholarship for graduate work
in the field of adult education is presented to an MPAEA member each
year.
- A $1,000 scholarship for innovation is
awarded each year through a proposal process.
- Each spring, the MPAEA Annual
Conference (hosted by one of the eight Mountain Plains States) offers
professional development opportunities for members and others.
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President
Nancy Lambott, M.A.
McLain Community High School
13600 W. 2nd Pl.
Lakewood, CO 80228
Tel: 303-982-7484
Fax: 720-497-5903
nlambott@jeffco.k12.co.us
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Immediate Past President
Kelsee Miller, B.A.
Casper College
125 College Dr.
Casper, WY 82601
Tel: 307-268-2895
Fax: 307-268-3021
kmiller@caspercollege.edu
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President-Elect
Donna Bakke, M.A.
University of Montana - Missoula
College of Technology
2805 South 7th West
Missoula, MT 59804
Tel: 406-529-0484
dmbakke@bresnan.net
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Secretary
Lou Workman, PhD
1436 East 200 South
Hyde Park, UT 84318
Tel: 435-770-4931
Tel: 435-563-5089
lou.workman@aggiemail.usu.edu
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Treasurer
Detlef W. Johl NBCT
Adult Learning Center
815 Front Street
Helena, MT 59602
Tel: 406-324-2118
Tel: 406-324-2132
djohl@helena.k12.mt.us
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Past MPAEA Presidents - (PDF Document)
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