Ed M. Brogie

TEACHING AWARDS 1992: H. Dudley Wright Prize for Innovative Science Teaching - Tufts University, Boston. 1991: Outstanding Teacher Award - Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma – Jr. Science / Humanities Symposium. 1990: Northeast Nebraska Community College - Hall of Success Award. 1990: Peter Kiewit Foundation Education Award- Award winning High School Independent Science Research Program. 1990: Dupont Honors Polymer Teachers Fellowship. 1989: National Level Awardee --- The Presidential Award for Excellence in Science Teaching. (Lee Peterson Brogie (wife) 1991 --- The Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics Teaching. ) 1988: State Level Awardee - The Presidential Award for Excellence in Science Teaching. 1987: Woodrow Wilson (Dryfus) Chemistry Fellowship- Princeton Univ, N.J. 1987: Honorable Mention for the Presidential Award for Teaching Excellence. 1987: Outstanding Teacher Award - Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma – Jr. Science / Humanities Symposium. 1986: NEWMAST (National Education Workshop for Math and Science Teachers) (NASA and NSTA). 1985: Honorable Mention for N.A.S.A. Teacher In Space Award. 1985: Outstanding Young Alumni Award - Wayne State College. 1984: Honorable Mention for the Presidential Award for Teaching Excellence. 1981: OBTA Award from NABT - Outstanding Biology Teacher National Award/ Nebraska- National Association of Biology Teachers. 1980: Haskell Award for Excellence in Teaching, Laurel Senior High School. 1979: Outstanding Chemistry Teacher Award - Nebraska Regional American Chemical Society. 1978: Haskell Award for Excellence in Teaching, Laurel Senior High School. 1975: First Year Teaching Award 1975: Graduated from Wayne State College - Bio/Chem

1974: Nucor Steel NE / Wheeler Lumber ( St. Regis )

Federal Bird Banding Permit (Nebraska / Iowa) Archery Instructor - NASP (Level I II III ) , 4H, NRA & Nebr. Game & Parks Hunter Safety Camping, Hiking Sales Nebraska Ornithologist' Union Nature Photography & Prairie Bird Instructor

Specialties: AJAS High School Research , Biology , Chemistry, Physics, Microbiology, Ornithology, Water Chemistry, Naturalist

Mentored and taught high school AJAS research students to qualify to present their research at AAAS meetings from 1987 to 2010 (23 years) from a small rural school in Nebraska. ( small means about 30 students per graduating class)