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RIFLA Awards
RIFLA offers a large number of awards to both students and teachers!
ALL AWARD DEADLINES ARE MARCH 15th, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED BELOW.
Awards for Teachers (see also External Awards below):
The Mary L. Borra Excellence Award*
Open to RIFLA members for a creative project beneficial to the world languages profession.
Open to RIFLA members for a creative project beneficial to the world languages profession.
RIFLA Teacher of the Year*
Open to outstanding educators from within RIFLA membership
Deadline: October 15
John O. Pastore Teacher Study Stipend*
Open to RIFLA members planning to study abroad
RIFLA Teacher Professional Development Stipend
Open to all current RIFLA members who will be teaching during the next school year.
Novice Teacher Award*
Open to novice teachers who have three or fewer years teaching experience.
Awards for Students:
RIFLA Elementary / Middle Grades Annual Poster Contest*
Open to all elementary and middle grades students whose teachers are members of RIFLA. Awards will be made for the best poster of grades K-4 and grades 5-8.
Open to high school students whose teachers are members of RIFLA.
RIFLA College Study Stipend*
Open to college students planning to study abroad.
RIFLA Student Ambassador Scholarship*
Open to high school students pursuing an immersion/language experience who have made a significant contribution to their community through the use of a language other than English.
RIFLA Student of the Year*
Open to high school world language students with outstanding academic performance whose teachers are members of RIFLA.
Community Awards:
Open to a community member outside of the field of language education who would be worthy of receiving the Norma Garnett Advocacy Award. The nominee will have demonstrated advocacy for the development and/or betterment of world language study in our schools. Selected annually by the RIFLA Advocacy Committee.
*If the award recipient is unable to attend the RIFLA Spring Dinner Meeting, a representative from the school must be present to collect the award.
External Awards:
This unique fellowship assists emerging leaders by giving them expert mentoring and a community to develop a project that benefits the world language education profession. NECTFL has long been a champion of our region’s leaders. The list of fellows' ongoing accomplishments and contributions to the profession continues to grow and have an immense impact both regionally and nationally.
This opportunity is for a leader in language learning in Rhode Island who can work on a project that would have a significant impact on world language teaching and learning. It is vital that we continue to grow and improve as a profession. The NECTFL Mead Fellowship is one way we can ensure that as a profession, we are continuing to innovate. The leadership projects can involve research, teaching strategies, or pedagogical development.
Full information about the program, award, and application can be found here.
Deadline: January 20th
Open to any Rhode Island resident or student of a Rhode Island college or university who wishes to pursue foreign language study.
Deadline: January 21st
Deadline: January 21st