CITE's Hall of Fame was established in 2019, almost 60 years after it was founded as CEDPA.
We know there are many people out there who have contributed greatly to this organization.
Not all are honored here because we've lost touch. Others are listed because we know their names but don't have any other information.
If you or someone you know should be listed here, please contact awards@cite.org
Service, Influence, Dedication
The Hall of Fame was introduced in 2019 as a way to honor those
who deserve to be recognized for their unique service to educational
technology, influence in the K-12 education community and dedication to
CEDPA, CETPA, and CITE.
Darryl was one of the education technology community’s most visionary
and passionate advocates for transforming teaching and learning through
technology. He served two times as president of CETPA and was an
influential speaker at conferences around the nation, bringing his vision and
passion for collaboration and partnership to help public education to a
community of educators, administrators, and vendors working in the K-12
environment.
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I joined CITE as the MIS Sig Chair (Some may remember Sigs). Over
the years, I was fortunate enough to hold most of the board positions. The
highlight of my professional career was serving as CETPA President in
2003. Another highlight was serving on the committee that developed the
CTO Mentor Program, and then serving as an instructor for the first cohort.
CETPA has been an incredibly important part of my life and I am very
grateful that I have been part of such an exceptional organization.
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Russ Brawn is a long-time member, having served on the Board of Directors from 1996-2011. He is the first to work in Sacramento on behalf of CETPA, advocating for school technology. His connections around the state set the seed for the recognized authority that the organization now is.
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Jane served on the CEDPA/CETPA Board from 1972 to 2007. She helped
coordinate registration and many of the details for the annual conferences.
She was integral to the success of these annual conferences, working
many hours with almost none of the technology we have available today.
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Judy became a CEDPA/CETPA Board member in 1989 She served as
President for two terms and spent many years serving as Treasurer. She
was diligent in her duties and left the Board having secured a stable
financial outlook for the organization.
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Warren twice held the position of President of the Board of Directors for
CETPA. Warren is proud of the work that he and fellow CEDPA/CETPA
Board Members have been able to accomplish for the students of
California. He created the first CEDPA Website and listserv and brought
the Internet to CETPA conferences.
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Terrell served on the Board of directors for CEDPA, then CETPA from 1995
to 2010. He held most positions, including President twice and Treasurer.
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Throughout Mr. Lindner’s career he has been involved in the CETPA
organization, both as a member and a board member. Mr. Lindner first
attended CETPA in 1989. In 1991, Mr. Lindner was elected to the CETPA
Board and held that position for 17 years then took a short hiatus and
returned to the board for another two years for a total of 19. Mr. Lindner
has attended the annual conference consecutively since 1989.
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Scott has been actively working in K-20 technology since 1983. Scott
served on the Board from 1998-2008. He held many positions including
President from 2001-2002. He also has served on the CTO Mentor
Program Steering Committee since its inception.
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Sandy Ching spent many years volunteering for CEDPA/CETPA before being elected to
the Board of Directors.
Her cheerful demeanor always brightens up a room. Sandy always made sure everyone
was whole and ready to go.
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Oswaldo Galarza spent 14 years on the CEDPA/CETPA Board of Directors. He held many
positions including President and Treasurer.
Oz’s talent for organizational management, coupled with his attention to detail and statewide
connections helped the organization improve their recognized authority, not only in California,
but also with nationwide organizations.
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Dr. Fong was President of the California Education Technology
Professionals Association (CETPA) for 2006-2007, served on the Board of
Directors for CETPA until 2010 and remains an active member of CETPA
for over 20 years. He was also a founding steering committee member,
mentor and instructor of the Chief Technology Officers (CTO) Mentor
Program of CETPA. He has presented at various conferences on
technology including Cybersecurity and Data Privacy.
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Stephen served on the Board of Directors for many years including two
terms as president. His work with the Board on our consortium programs,
the privacy program, and the conference helped the organization grow and
become the recognized authority it is today.
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Over the years, Bob's involvement with CEDPA included support at board and regional meetings and conferences - as speaker or arranger or in any capacity that helped CEDPA’s developing capabilities for information interchange.
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Marilyn served on the Board when it was 100% volunteer. She retired from the Santa Clara
County Office of Education in 1992. She enjoyed her time on the CEDPA Board.
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Rob has served CEDPA/CETPA in many ways over the years, including as a member of the Board of Directors. Rob’s work as a volunteer equaled an additional Board member. He was there with technical answers, visionary ideas, and never complained when asked to help move boxes, stuff bags, or string cable for the hands-on labs.
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In reflecting on the CEDPA experience the most valuable aspect was the remarkable people who made the organization what it was and is....fantastic people on the Board (several of whom are HOF Members today), the general Membership that supported and challenged us to keep the organization relevant during an unprecedented time of transition, vendors who supported the organization, partner organizations like Far West Labs and CDE. Being part of this organization is a lifetime memory.
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Aaron was elected to serve on the CITE Board at the 2009 Annual Conference and began his service in January 2010 through 2017. He served in various capacities including president of the organization. Aaron was instrumental enhancing CITE’s goal of being the recognized authority supporting educational technologists in California and beyond.
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Special Consideration for member volunteers who did not serve on the Board of Directors.
These dedicated people used their vacation time and spent
time away from their families to help us at the conference,
year after year. We truly thank them!
Patricia was for many years, CEDPA/CETPA’s photographer. She took most of the pictures being displayed in other’s profiles. She, along with Sherilyn Sexsmith, were also instrumental in helping Jane and Judy behind the registration desk to make sure all attendees had a positive experience.
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She first began attending CETPA conferences with her husband Scott in
1996. When Scott joined the CETPA Board in 1998, Sherilyn
enthusiastically began supporting the annual conference registration desk
and vendor shows as needed. She continued providing this support for ten
years.
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Phil Kauble was introduced to CEDPA in 1982 when he was hired as the
Director of Student Support Services at the Los Angeles County Office of
Education. He was instrumental in transporting registration materials
to/from conferences and providing photography services.
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Other Famous Names From The Past
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Paul Fracoli |
Perry Polk |
Addison Ching
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John Crane |
John Kern |
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