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Awards & Recognition Committee
The MassCUE Awards & Recognition Committee oversees awards and recognition handed out by the Board. Members review and make recommendations to the Board for recipient(s) under the guidance of the committee chair. The committee recommends candidates for the Pathfinder Award and Administrator’s Technology Innovator Award. Announcing: Nominations are now Closed (6/17/23). Nominations are now closed for the 2023 MassCUE Administrator and Pathfinder Awards. These prestigious awards will be presented at our October 2023 Fall Conference at Gillette Stadium. Thank you to everyone who submitted an application. Click on the Resources tab for complete information. MEMBERS NEWS RESOURCES PAST AWARDS Each MassCUE Committee is made up of a dedicated team of volunteers. The following make up the current Awards & Recognition Committee Chairs and Committee Members. Chair(s) Kim KeithBoard Secretary 2023-2025, Awards and Recognition Committee Chair, Fall Conference Committee/Interactive Spaces Co-LeadKim is a Library/Media Specialist at the M. E. Small Elementary School in West Yarmouth. Kim received her undergraduate degree from Westfield State University and her Masters… Read more × Bio Kim Keith Board Secretary 2023-2025, Awards and Recognition Committee Chair, Fall Conference Committee/Interactive Spaces Co-Lead Kim is a Library/Media Specialist at the M. E. Small Elementary School in West Yarmouth. Kim received her undergraduate degree from Westfield State University and her Masters in Library and Information Studies at the University of Rhode Island. She has been in her present position for 10 years and worked in the Barnstable Public Schools for 20 years. She is a member of MSLA and AASL. Members Erin Fisher Karen McGrath Ex-Officio members Chris Gosselin (President) Heidi MacGregor (President-elect) Savvy Demers (Executive Director) Fall Conference 2023: Celebrate our Award Winners Join us at our Fall Conference 2023 to congratulate and celebrate our upcoming award recipients. We are pleased to honor the recipients of the Pathfinder Award and the Shelley Chamberlain Community Service Award. Michael Tinker Digital Learning Specialist, Pembroke Public Schools Mike came to Pembroke in 2021 eager and willing to collaborate. Nearing the end of the pandemic, ...Continue Reading2023 Nominations for Administrator and Pathfinder AwardsMassCUE Administrator and Pathfinder Awards Nominations Open Do you know an exceptional educator who has made an impact in the field of educational technology? A current or former colleague who serves as a leader and an inspiration to others in their classroom, school or district? Nominate them for an Administrator or a Pathfinder award! Nominations are being ...Continue ReadingFall Conference: Celebrate our Award Winners Join us at our Fall Conference 2022 to congratulate and celebrate our upcoming Pathfinder and Administrator Award recipients. We are pleased to honor the recipients of the 2022 Administrator and Pathfinder Awards. Administrator Award Recipient 2022 Tina Mahaney Director of Technology, Educational Data and Digital Learning Gill-Montague Regional School District As well as the technology director, Tina is also a ...Continue Reading MassCUE Awards MassCUE’s Administrator Award is presented to a Massachusetts Administrator in recognition for visionary leadership in the field of educational technology. The Administrator’s efforts have gone “above and beyond” in providing inspiration to other administrators and educators. Administrator Award Criteria 2023 Administrator Award Application (Nominations are closed as of 6/16/23) MassCUE’s Pathfinder Award is presented to a Massachusetts Educator and leader whose efforts have enhanced the field of educational technology. This person has gone “above and beyond” in demonstrating leadership and providing inspiration to other educators. Pathfinder Award Criteria 2023 Pathfinder Award Application (Nominations are closed as of 6/16/23) The Shelley Chamberlain Community Service Award is awarded annually at the MassCUE Fall Conference by the MassCUE Board of Directors to a deserving member of the MassCUE Community who has exemplified the qualities of servant leadership in their school or organizational community. These qualities include: Strong interpersonal leadership skills An emphasis on “the other” rather than “self” The ability to articulate and develop a strong vision to support a school/community Clear evidence of an impact the work of the leader has had on the school/community Policies & Procedures Committee Procedures Awards and Recognition Procedures Past Recipients Administrator Award Recipients Pathfinder Award Recipients Shelley Chamberlain Community Service Award Recipients
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Bylaws, Policies & Procedures Committee
The Bylaws, Policies & Procedures Committee reviews MassCUE policies and procedures, and recommends revisions to the Board for a…
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Communications Committee
The MassCUE Communications Committee is responsible for all forms of communications, traditional and digital, to ensure MassCUE informs its stakeholders and…
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Elections Committee
The MassCUE Elections Committee oversees the entire election process, including nominations, vetting nominees, running the election and reporting results. The MassCUE Elections Committee also collaborates with the Board on seeking appointments to the Board. MassCUE Board of Directors Elections are held annually in April. In April 2023, MassCUE Membership elected three officers to the MassCUE Board of Directors -- President-Elect, Secretary, and Treasurer, and the MassCUE Board of Directors appointed seven at-large members to the Board. RESPONSIBILITIES MEMBERS NEWS NOMINATION PROCEDURE ODD YEARS EVEN YEARS The MassCUE Elections Committee responsibilities include: Ensuring that all elections procedures are followed. Verifying and reporting election results. Each MassCUE Committee is made up of a dedicated team of volunteers. The following make up the current Elections Committee Chairs and Committee Members. Chair(s) Chris GosselinBOARD PRESIDENT, ELECTED, 2021-2023, BYLAWS POLICIES & PROCEDURES COMMITTEE CO-CHAIR, ELECTIONS COMMITTEE CO-CHAIR, SPRING CONFERENCE COMMITTEE MEMBERChris Gosselin is the Interim Director of Media and Digital Learning for the Needham Public Schools. Previously, Chris has served as an Assistant Principal, Digital Learning Coach, Media Specialist… Read more × Bio Chris Gosselin BOARD PRESIDENT, ELECTED, 2021-2023, BYLAWS POLICIES & PROCEDURES COMMITTEE CO-CHAIR, ELECTIONS COMMITTEE CO-CHAIR, SPRING CONFERENCE COMMITTEE MEMBER Chris Gosselin is the Interim Director of Media and Digital Learning for the Needham Public Schools. Previously, Chris has served as an Assistant Principal, Digital Learning Coach, Media Specialist and English Language Arts teacher. Chris received a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from Saint Michael’s College in Burlington, VT in 2009, a Master of Arts in Teaching from Simmons College in Boston, MA in 2011 and a Master of Education in Educational Leadership & Organizational Management from EDCO’s Educator Leadership Institute in partnership with Endicott College in 2020. His presentations and writing on digital learning and literacy have been published on Edutopia.org and ISTE.org on topics including authentic assessment, digital storytelling, effective coaching practices and empowering student voice in learning. Chris is an active music director and teacher in the Massachusetts educational theater community. He was the founding Music Director of the Summer School for the Performing Arts in Westford. In his free time, Chris enjoys traveling around the world with his family, cooking and eating great food. Heidi MacGregorBOARD PRESIDENT-ELECT, 2021-2023, BYLAWS POLICIES & PROCEDURES COMMITTEE CO-CHAIR, ELECTIONS COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRHeidi MacGregor is the K-5 STEM Integration Specialist for Littleton Public Schools in Littleton, Massachusetts. She is an International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) Certified Educator and was… Read more × Bio Heidi MacGregor BOARD PRESIDENT-ELECT, 2021-2023, BYLAWS POLICIES & PROCEDURES COMMITTEE CO-CHAIR, ELECTIONS COMMITTEE CO-CHAIR Heidi MacGregor is the K-5 STEM Integration Specialist for Littleton Public Schools in Littleton, Massachusetts. She is an International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) Certified Educator and was honored as a recipient of a 2023 ISTE 20 to Watch Award. Heidi is a STEM Education enthusiast and is always looking for new and exciting ways to amplify student voice, cultivate curiosity and inspire learners. She is a proud Lesley University alum, where she earned her M.Ed. Prior to joining the field of education, Heidi worked in various professional roles in technology including website design, network support, and helpdesk management. Members Jacqueline Collins Steve Guditus Danielle Klingaman Ex-Officio members Chris Gosselin (President) Heidi MacGregor (President-elect) Savvy Demers (Executive Director) Latest News & Updates 2023 MassCUE Election – Board Welcomes New Members MassCUE Board of Directors Welcomes New Members Congratulations to the newly elected officers and newly appointed members of the MassCUE Board of Directors! MassCUE is proud to announce the results of our April 2023 elections, with a mix of returning and new members joining the leadership team. This group of professionals brings a wealth of experience, skills ...Continue ReadingMassCUE Election for Officers 2023This spring (2023) we will elect three (3) officers to the MassCUE Board of Directors, including President-elect, Secretary, and Treasurer. Below you will find this year’s candidates. Please take a few minutes to read through their information. Voting will take place from Friday, April 14th through Sunday, April 23rd. A link for the ballot will ...Continue ReadingMassCUE Board of Directors Election — Nominations Open until April 7, 2023 MassCUE Board of Directors Election — Nominations Now Being Accepted Are you an educator with a passion for digital learning who wants to make a difference for your fellow educators and students in the commonwealth? Run for a spot on the MassCUE Board of Directors! MassCUE is now accepting nominations for three elected positions on our Board ...Continue Reading Nomination Procedure Eligibility Requirements are listed below. The full term is for 2 1/2 years. The newly elected members of the board serve side-by-side with current board members from the time they are elected until the official beginning of their terms at the conference in the fall of 2023. The MassCUE Board of Directors determine the type and direction of MassCUE’s activities throughout the year and provide the leadership behind the many great events and resources available to members. We encourage all who run for election to review the Operating & Strategic Planning and Bylaws, Policies & Procedure sections of our website. Nomination Papers Submission of nomination papers must be made via email and received by April 7, 2023. They should be emailed to elections@masscue.org . Once received you will receive confirmation within 7 days of receipt. Nominations and background statements should be directed to the Election Committee. Please include the following in your submission: Name of nominee Home Address Title/Employer/Work Address Phone number Email Name of nominating member (if applicable) Letter of intent Background statement for the website outlining qualifications, philosophy, and/or goals or serving on the MassCUE Board of Directors. (No more than 150 words) Professional Social Media handles to post with bio (optional) Resume High quality headshot of nominee for website Eligibility Confirmation for At-Large Board Members Any individual shall be eligible for appointment or election to the Board of Directors of the MassCUE organization, should they meet two of the following criteria: A registered member of the MassCUE organization who actively contributes for at least one year, as determined by the Board of Directors. A community member of MassCUE who is: A current or retired educator. An employee of an educational entity within the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Or, a full-time student, age eighteen-or-older. A community member of MassCUE that demonstrates support and exhibits qualities and skills that would support the mission of the organization. Questions Please reach out to Chris Gosselin, President of the MassCUE Board of Directors, at cgosselin@masscue.org. Committee Resources Bylaws Committee Procedures Vetting Policy Code of Conduct Board Member Responsibilities Policy MASSCUE SPRING ELECTIONS: Odd Numbered Years Every other year in April we elect the three (3) officers – President-elect, Secretary, and Treasurer to the MassCUE Board of Directors. Any MassCUE member who meets the requirements and is interested in serving on the Board is encouraged to nominate themselves or another eligible member. Each term is for 2 1/2 years. The President-elect automatically serves a second term as President. The newly-elected members of the board serve side-by-side with current board members from the time they are elected until after the conference in the fall of October 2023 when the transition period has concluded, and the retiring members leave the Board. MassCUE Board of Directors determine the type and direction of MassCUE’s activities throughout the year and provide the leadership behind the many great events and resources available to members. We are a very active and engaged board and seek candidates that want to work hard and support MassCUE’s vision and strategic plan which can be found at Operating & Strategic Planning - MassCUE. From our Bylaws I. Any individual shall be eligible for appointment or election to the Board of Directors of the MassCUE organization, should they meet two of the following criteria: A registered member of the MassCUE organization who actively contributes for at least one year, as determined by the Board of Directors. A community member of MassCUE who is: A current or retired educator. An employee of an educational entity within the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Or, a full-time student, age eighteen-or-older. A community member of MassCUE that demonstrates support and exhibits qualities and skills that would support the mission of the organization. II. In addition, the Board of Directors shall make every effort to form a Board that represents and includes the diversity of the MassCUE membership and community at large in regards to race, gender identity, and sexual orientation. III. Candidate for President-Elect, Secretary, and Treasurer must have actively served as a member of the Board of Directors for at least one full calendar year and must furnish two letters of recommendation that speak to their effective leadership skills. IV. Educational entities, for the purpose of these Bylaws, shall include public, private, and charter schools, educational collaboratives, colleges and universities. Those who are nominating him/her/themself or someone else for an elected position have the option of conveying his/her/their interest in being considered for an appointed position. He/she/they may do so in the letter of intent. MASSCUE SPRING ELECTIONS: Even Numbered Years Nominations Specifics for 2020 Election. General Information: Every other year in April we elect the four (4) at-large members to the MassCUE Board of Directors. This year we will also hold a special election to fill a partial term vacancy for President-Elect. The person elected will assume the Presidency at the end of that term in 2021. Candidate for President-Elect must have actively served as a member of the Board of Directors for at least one full term (2 years, April-April) and within the past five (5) years prior to the current election. Any MassCUE member who meets the requirements and is interested in serving on the Board is encouraged to nominate themselves or another eligible member. Each term is for 2 1/2 years. The President-elect automatically serves a second term as President. The newly-elected members of the board serve side-by-side with current board members from the time they are elected until after the conference in the fall of October 2020 when the transition period has concluded, and the retiring members leave the Board. MassCUE Board of Directors determine the type and direction of MassCUE’s activities throughout the year and provide the leadership behind the many great events and resources available to members. We are a very active and engaged board and seek candidates that want to work hard and support MassCUE’s vision and strategic plan which can be found at Operating & Strategic Planning - MassCUE. From our Bylaws I. Any individual shall be eligible for appointment or election to the Board of Directors of the MassCUE organization, should they meet two of the following criteria: A registered member of the MassCUE organization who actively contributes for at least one year, as determined by the Board of Directors. A community member of MassCUE who is: A current or retired educator. An employee of an educational entity within the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Or, a full-time student, age eighteen-or-older. A community member of MassCUE that demonstrates support and exhibits qualities and skills that would support the mission of the organization. II. In addition, the Board of Directors shall make every effort to form a Board that represents and includes the diversity of the MassCUE membership and community at large in regards to race, gender identity, and sexual orientation. III. Candidate for President-Elect, Secretary, and Treasurer must have actively served as a member of the Board of Directors for at least one full calendar year and must furnish two letters of recommendation that speak to their effective leadership skills. IV. Educational entities, for the purpose of these Bylaws, shall include public, private, and charter schools, educational collaboratives, colleges and universities. Those who are nominating him/her/themself or someone else for an elected position have the option of conveying his/her/their interest in being considered for an appointed position. He/she/they may do so in the letter of intent.
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Fall Conference Committee
The Fall Conference Committee oversees the planning, promotion and coordination of the annual state technology conference. MassCUE’s Fall Conference provides educators…
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Finance Committee
The MassCUE Finance Committee provides financial oversight for the organization in the areas of budgeting and financial planning, financial reporting, and…
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Grants Committee
The Grants Committee promotes and administers initiative grants and scholarships to members. The Grants Committee administers Event Sponsorship requests from members. [tabh…
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Influence and Advocacy Committee
The MassCUE Influence and Advocacy Committee educates and collaborates with policy makers to achieve funding and legislation to support…
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Professional Development Committee
The MassCUE Professional Development Committee supports the strategic vision and mission MassCUE has set forth for educators with a passion…
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Special Interest Groups
MassCUE supports the network of Special Interest Groups (SIGs). The objective of each SIG is to transform instructional or operational practices at…
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Spring Conference Committee
The Spring Conference Committee oversees the planning, promotion and coordination of the annual spring conference. [tab id=”springcon0″…
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Strategic Planning Committee
The Strategic Planning Committee works to develop and implement the strategic plan for MassCUE. It plays a vital role…
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