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Congratulations to Steve Long!

2013 John F. Grede Board Service Award Recipient from the National Council for Workforce Education
The National Council for Workforce Education recognized Steve Long, Associate Vice Chancellor for Workforce Solutions at St. Louis Community College for his outstanding, extraordinary service by presenting him with the John F. Grede Board Service Award at their awards luncheon on October 17 during their annual conference.
The John F. Grede Board Service Award is presented to past or current members of the NCWE Board of Directors who have given outstanding, extraordinary service to the National Council for Workforce Education. This award is named after NCWE’s first president, Dr. John F. Grede, who served during 1975-76. Dr. Grede conceived the idea to establish the Council for Occupational Education during the mid-1970’s when the AACJC Board of Directors adopted the concept of affiliated councils. His dedication and leadership to the Council serves as the inspiration and standard of all who receive this award.

Steve Long (center, holding award) is pictured here with the other members of the NCWE Executive Board.
Steve was nominated for this award by the NCWE Executive Board. In their nomination, here is what some of his Executive Board colleagues had to say about Steve and his service to NCWE.
“Steve Long is a most deserving recipient of the 2013 Grede Award for Board Leadership. He is a dedicated professional and exemplifies the meaning of service through the leadership he has provided NCWE. His knowledge and understanding of the breadth of issues surrounding workforce education, corporate training, community services, continuing education and community partnerships makes him an extremely valuable NCWE board member.”
“Congratulations and Well-Deserved!” affirms the staff of the Workforce Solutions Group.
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