Ronald W Marx, Ph.D.

Awards & Honors

HONORS

Crystal Apple Special Award, Metropolitan Education Commission, Tucson, AZ (2009).

Governing Board Award, Southern Arizona Association for the Education of Young Children (2009)

Mary Frobisher Teacher Education Award, Southern Arizona Association for the Education of Young Children (2008).

Named Outstanding Educator by the Pima County Reading Council (2007).

Center for Learning Technologies in Urban Schools (I was co-director) received the Council of Great City Schools Urban Impact Award, 2004.

Center for Highly Interactive Computing In Education (I was a senior
faculty member and co-director) was named as a Laureate of the Computerworld/Smithsonian Information Technology Collection (2000).

Named by the University of Michigan Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi
as an "Educator who makes a difference." (1996)

Research paper selected as the outstanding research article
published in the Canadian Counsellor in 1983-1984 (Haynes,
C.R., Marx, R.W., Martin, J., Wallace, L., Merrick, R., &
Einarson, T., Rational emotive counselling and self-instruction t
training for test anxious high school students). Awarded by the
Canadian Guidance and Counselling Association (1985).

Leave Fellow, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council
of Canada (1983).

Cuneo Fellowship, School of Education, Stanford University
(1972).

Awarded a National Science Foundation Fellowship to study for
the Ph.D., Syracuse University (1971) (not accepted).

Delmar Nicks Award as outstanding masters graduate, Department
of Psychology, California State University, Northridge (1971).