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2014 CTE Awards Recognition Ceremony

“CTE today is the cool thing,” proclaimed UFT Vice President for Career and Technical Education Sterling Roberson, setting the tone for this year’s CTE Awards Recognition Ceremony. More than 35 educators were recognized for their work at the Feb. 6 celebratory event at the UFT’s Shanker Hall. “When you see students engaged in a whole different setting, a student who all of a sudden lights up, that’s what CTE is all about,” UFT President Michael Mulgrew praised the awardees. Awards were also given by the union’s industry partners, including Adobe, the Municipal Credit Union and Johnson Inc.

Roberson, CTE Advisory Council Chairman Jack Powers (left) and Municipal Credit Union Vice President Corey Fernandes (second from right) present the MCU’s Teacher of the Year Award to Clarence Tennell of the Business of Sports School and Susan Caprio of Westinghouse HS.

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The awardees pose with Mulgrew, Roberson and Master of Ceremonies and former UFT Vice President for Career and Technical Education Frank Carruci (eighth from left, back) for a group shot with the City Council proclamation.

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HS of Graphic Communications teacher Elizabeth Torres shares her award with her daughter, Gianna Torres.

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UFT Vice President for Career and Technical Education Sterling Roberson presents a City Council proclamation recognizing the work of New York City’s CTE teachers.

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UFT President Michael Mulgrew, the former UFT vice president for career and technical education, congratulates the awardees.

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Carucci joins Roberson as he presents a surprise award to his administrative assistant, Elizabeth Cardona-Diaz, for her work supporting the city’s CTE educators.

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Teachers and students from the Academy for Careers in Television and Film.

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Carruci with Edison HS teachers and students, who staffed the event.

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CTE Advisory Council Chairman Jack Powers joins educators and industry partners in applauding the award recipients.

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Roberson, CTE Advisory Council Chairman Jack Powers (left) and Municipal Credit Union Vice President Corey Fernandes (second from right) present the MCU’s Teacher of the Year Award to Clarence Tennell of the Business of Sports School and Susan Caprio of Westinghouse HS.

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The awardees pose with Mulgrew, Roberson and Master of Ceremonies and former UFT Vice President for Career and Technical Education Frank Carruci (eighth from left, back) for a group shot with the City Council proclamation.

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HS of Graphic Communications teacher Elizabeth Torres shares her award with her daughter, Gianna Torres.

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UFT Vice President for Career and Technical Education Sterling Roberson presents a City Council proclamation recognizing the work of New York City’s CTE teachers.

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UFT President Michael Mulgrew, the former UFT vice president for career and technical education, congratulates the awardees.

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Carucci joins Roberson as he presents a surprise award to his administrative assistant, Elizabeth Cardona-Diaz, for her work supporting the city’s CTE educators.

Miller Photography

Teachers and students from the Academy for Careers in Television and Film.

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Carruci with Edison HS teachers and students, who staffed the event.

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CTE Advisory Council Chairman Jack Powers joins educators and industry partners in applauding the award recipients.

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