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“The Canadian Second Language Teachers' Association will have an influence commensurate with the depth of its information and with its ability to communicate that information." Robert Roy (1927-1990), Founding President of CASLT, taken from his keynote address during the Founding Conference of CASLT (1970)

About CASLT

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Past Award Recipients

Dr. Wally Lazaruk

Wally Lazaruk

Dr. Wally Lazaruk and Carolyn King Alberta National Council Representative and organizer of the CASLT Chez Vous

Dr. Wally Lazaruk has been a member of CASLT for many years and worked closely with CASLT on the National Core French Study. He has been involved in the field of second language education for over 35 years. Wally has served as a French as a Second Language Teacher, a second languages consultant with Alberta Education, Associate Director of Second Languages and Assistant Director of Administration & French as a Second Language at the Provincial level. Currently, he is Principal Consultant with the consulting company Evaluation Plus Inc.

Robert Roy Prize

Wally's formal education includes completion of a Doctor of Philosophy degree at the University of Oregon in currirulum and supervision, a Master of Arts degree in French Language, Literature & Civilization at McGill University and a Bachelor of Education degree at the University of Alberta.