
Standing Behind & Supporting Our Members Since 1960
The North Carolina School Counselor Association recognizes the outstanding and exemplary works of dedicated professionals who serve and support the school counseling profession. Each year at the annual conference, awards will be given to those nominees who best exhibit the implementation of the ASCA National model and show evidence of a comprehensive school counseling program, which involves stakeholders within the school, community and the profession. The awards ceremony is held during the opening plenary session of each year’s annual conference.
NCSCA Annual Awards:
School Counselor of the Year
Administrator of the Year
Counselor Educator of the Year
Advocate of the Year
The Ruth McSwain Award, nominated by the NCSCA Board
Directions for the Nominator
Review the NCSCA Awards Criteria.
Complete the Nomination Form / Letter: Nomination Form
Submit to Awards Chair at ncscaawards@gmail.com
Nominations due by September 15
Directions for the Nominee
The following items should be submitted with the ASCA Online Portal
Nomination Form / Letter of Nomination Supporting Nominee
Professional Quality Photograph
Vita or Resume
Three reference letters to include a nominee’s supervisor, a colleague and another letter from the community, parents, students, etc.
Additional documentation, evidence of programs, artifacts and other supplementary data may also be submitted.
Application packets must be submitted by September 30
Award Winners will be notified no later than October 26.
Awards will be presented at the NCSCA Fall Conference in Concord, NC, during the opening session on Thursday. For more information, contact Rebecca Atkins, Awards Chair, at ncscaawards@gmail.com
The mission of the North Carolina School Counselor Association is to promote excellence for school counselors and the communities they serve through advocacy, leadership, professional development, and evidence-based best practices which promote equity and access for all.
The North Carolina School Counselor Association is the premier organization that supports all members of the school counseling community by creating a network of professionals, empowering their practice, and supporting their advocacy work for over 1.6 million+ students in North Carolina.
NCSCA is a state division of the American School Counselor Association.
North Carolina School Counselor Association (NCSCA) has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 6314.
Programs that do not qualify for credit are clearly identified. NCSCA is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.
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