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Angus Hector MacLean
(1892-1969) |
The Angus H. MacLean Award is presented yearly to a person who has made outstanding
contributions to religious education over the years. It is awarded by the Alumni Association of the
St. Lawrence University Theological School and the Unitarian Universalist Association.
Angus H. MacLean, dean and teacher of religious education at St. Lawrence University Theological
School, was a pioneer in Unitarian Universalist religious education. It is appropriate that we
recognize the inspiration and warmth that Angus gave as well as his great concern for the religious
nurture of both children and adults. A nominee for the award should be a UU who has:
- contributed to the quality of religious education at the local level
- raised the quality of religious education at the denominational level
- affected more than one congregation
- influenced religious education beyond our denomination
- been innovative in the use of religious education resources
- brought dignity to the profession of religious education
Nominations and letters of support for this award can be made by anyone and must be submitted in
writing by April 15, 2006. Nominations need to include biographical information about the nominee
(name, address, telephone number) and specific qualities, achievements, contributions, and data that
provide the Award Committee with information on the criteria listed above.
Please submit nominations and letters of support to:
MacLean Award Committee
Attn: Adrianne Ross
Lifespan Faith Development
Unitarian Universalist Association
25 Beacon St.
Boston, MA 02108
The Angus H. MacLean Award
In recognition of the great concern for the religious nurture of both children and adults shown by
Angus H. MacLean, late dean and teacher at St. Lawrence University Theological School, this award
was established in 1971 by the St. Lawrence Alumni Association in his memory. It is administered
by the Lifespan Faith Development Staff Group of the Unitarian Universalist Association and is
awarded each year for excellence in the field of religious education.
2005 - Makanah Morriss
2004 - Betty Jo Middleton
2003 - Tirell Kimball
2002 - Pat Ellenwood
2001 - Elizabeth R. Stevens
2000 - Jeanellen Ryan
1999 - Carol A. Taylor
1998 - Frank E. Robertson
1997 - Marjorie C. Skwire
1996 - Mary Ann Moore
1995 - Norma Veridan
1994 - Dorothy Tilden Spoerl
1993 - Fred and Betty Ward
1992 - Junella Elizabeth Hanson
1991 - Eleanor Boyles Hunting
1990 - Wayne B. Arnason
1989 - Alice M. Harrison
1988 - Ann Fields
1987 - Barbara Marshman
1986 - Robert L’Hommedieu Miller
1985 - Margaret K. Gooding
1984 - Richard S. Gilbert
1983 - Elizabeth Holden Baker
1982 - Gordon B. McKeeman
1981 - Jean Starr Williams
1980 - Til Evans
1979 - Heather McDonald
1978 - Christine M. Wetzel
1977 - Eugene B. Navias
1976 - Hugo and Barbara Holleroth
1975 - Roberta Nelson
1974 - Margaret Odell
1973 - Mary Elizabeth Anastos
1972 - Joan Welch Goodwin
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