The Michigan Association
for the Education of Young Children is committed to improving the education
and welfare of children from birth through age eight.
MiAEYC works for
young children, their families, and early childhood professionals. MiAEYC
supports the professional development of its members through quality
training, materials and services. More than 2,800 early childhood educators
and suppliers of children's services belong to MiAEYC in 17 affiliate
chapters and 3 local chapters.
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Positions Available at MiAEYC
MiAEYC currrently has the following job positions available at our Lansing office.
Go to the MiAEYC Job Postings page to learn more about the positions.
Deadline to apply is May 31, 2013
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T.E.A.C.H. Early Childhood® MICHIGAN is a statewide scholarship program designed to help child care center directors, teachers, assistants and owners, and family child care providers, meet their professional development goals while continuing their current employment in licensed or regulated early childhood settings.
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Do you want to share your knowledge, expertise and experience with other professionals in the Early Childhood field? Submit a presentation proposal. Proposals are now being accepted for both the 2013 Infant Toddler Conference and for the 2014 MiAEYC Early Childhood Conference.
Infant Toddler Conference >>
Deadline: July 15, 2013
Early Childhood Conference >>
Deadline: November 1, 2013
Betty Garlic Lifetime Achievement Award
MiAEYC is pleased to announce the awarding of the 2013 Betty Garlick Lifetime Achievement Award to
Dr. Mary Trepanier-Street.
The award is named for Betty Garlick, the first president of MiAEYC
(1974-1976), and honors her life-long commitment to young children and their families. Recipients of the award demonstrate a commitment to Michigan’s children and families, and have made exceptional contributions to the early childhood profession.
Mary has a long history of involvement in early childhood professional organizations and served as Chairperson of the Michigan Early Childhood Education Consortium, a group of leaders in the field of early education. Under her leadership, a brand new endorsement was added to elementary teacher certification: General and Special Education Early Childhood (ZS). Her legacy is the thousands of teachers she has prepared and the impact these teachers have on the lives of children. The ripple effect of her leadership and commitment will be felt for years to come.
Mary’s commitment to improving the education of young children, combined with her research and leadership, exemplifies the spirit of Betty Garlick. The award was presented to Dr. Trepanier-Street at the MiAEYC Annual Early Childhood Conference in Grand Rapids, Michigan. |
