ALI recognizes former students and Leaders who have made difference in Public Education 

The Administrative Leadership Institute (ALI) made several prestigious awards during its annual 2012 conference held November 7-8 in College Station. 

Golden Deeds Award 

- Lynn Moak, Casey & Associates, was awarded the 2012 Golden Deeds Award. As recipient of this award, he is recognized as an individual who has, through actions and deeds, improved the educational system in Texas to enrich the lives of all Texas public school students.

Lynn Moak

John R. Hoyle Award for Educational Leadership 

- Dr. Thomas Randle, superintendent, Lamar CISD, was the recipient of the 2012 John R. Hoyle Award for Educational Leadership. Named after a professor emeritus of education in the department and one of the founders of the institute’s current format, the award is presented to a practicing administrator who is making a difference in the lives of all youth for the betterment of all society.

Dr. Thomas Randle

T.M. Sinnett Award - Dr. Elizabeth Greninger, former student in EAHR, a senior associate and Teacher Quality specialist at edCount, LLC and a project director for the Laurent Clerc National Deaf Education Center at Gallaudet University was the recipient of T.M. Stinnett award which recognizes current and former students who demonstrate significant potential for scholarly advancement while also committing themselves in large part to leading public schools.

Dr. Elizabeth Greninger

Paul Hensarling Award - Dr. Karen Rodriguez former EAHR student and assistant principal at Edgewood Elementary in Spring Branch ISD was the recipient of the Paul Hensarling Award. The Paul Hensarling award recognizes current and former students demonstrating an outstanding academic record in their doctoral studies and noteworthy potential for significant scholarly contributions. 

Dr. Karen Rodriguez