M-PBEA Awards

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The nominee must be primarily engaged in teaching business at the secondary level. If the nominee has dual responsibilities, at least 50 percent of those responsibilities at the major employing institution must be in teaching.  The nominee's contributions may have been made over an extended period of time, but the major impact must have occurred within three years prior to the nomination.The nominee must be a member of NBEA/M-PBEA. 

The nominee must be primarily engaged in teaching business at the postsecondary level. If the nominee has dual responsibilities, at least 50 percent of those responsibilities at the major employing institution must be in teaching.  The nominee's contributions may have been made over an extended period of time, but the major impact must have occurred within three years prior to the nomination. The nominee must be a member of NBEA/M-PBEA.  

The nominee must be primarily engaged in teaching business at the collegiate/university level (including business teacher education). The nominee's contributions may have been made over an extended period of time, but the major impact must have occurred within three years prior to the nomination. The nominee must be a member of NBEA/M-PBEA 

The nominee must be primarily engaged in the administration or supervision of a business education program.  If the nominee has dual responsibilities, at least 50 percent of those responsibilities must be in an administrative/supervisory function at the major employing institution. The nominee must be a member of NBEA/M-PBEA 

 An individual program is eligible to apply or a school/college may submit an application on behalf of the business education program. The program nomination must be made by an NBEA/M-PBEA member or by the Executive Boards of NBEA-affiliated regional, state, or local associations. One teacher/instructor/administrator of the nominated  program must be a current NBEA/M-PBEA member and the nominator must also be a current NBEA/M-PBEA member. 

Outstanding Contributions to Business Education by an Institution, Organization, Business Firm, Government Agency, or an Individual Associated With Any of These Groups. The nominee must be primarily engaged in some activity other than the education of individuals for careers in business.  The nominee's contributions must have a significant impact on business education at the regional and/or national level.