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AWARDS
Al Stawicki has earned the respect and admiration of his peers
along with many honors and awards during his amazing career as a "Master
Science Teacher."
Through his innovative approach to teaching science through magic, he
has earned top honors throughout the United States and around the world.
Here is a partial list of his many awards and accomplishments.
1987
Milwaukee’s “Discovery World” Science Museum Teacher of the Year
1988
 Presidential Award (Washington D.C.)
1990
“Life” Magazine (Picture and Article)
Ameritech-Wisconsin Bell Gold Medal Award (Los Angeles)
1991
TV Japan (One Hour Special)
1993
“Woman’s World” Magazine (Article and Picture)
1994
“Single Life” Magazine (Article and Picture)
1995
Campbell Soups (TV Ad Commercial)
1997
“Wisconsin Elementary Science Teacher’s (WEST) Leadership Award
2001
“Wisconsin Society of Science Teachers” (WSST) Ron Gibbs Award
Coach, Nine times State Champion, Morse Middle
School-Milwaukee (State Science Olympiad Tournament, UW-Oshkosh)
The Depot Outreach says of Al Stawicki’s distinguished
teaching career:
 "Al Stawicki has served as an advisor for educational exhibit design
and curriculum development for Milwaukee museums, and has garnered
local, regional, and national awards honoring his roles as educator,
coach, leader, and public servant.
In
his 30+ year teaching career, Al has had a lifelong impact on countless
children with his love of teaching, flair for the theater, and his
skillful blend of science and humor."
-- The Depot Outreach Program is the Artist in Residence program
featured by the St. Louis County Heritage & Arts Center. Depot Outreach
offers performances, educational workshops, lectures and demonstration
by visual, literary and performing artists.
Depot Outreach features independent artists and educators living and
working in Northern Minnesota and Northwestern Wisconsin.
Depot Outreach
506 West Michigan Street
Duluth, Minnesota, 55802
(218) 733-7503
"Science teacher, Allan Stawicki, uses all the magic he can muster to
explain science - a transposition akin to pulling hats from rabbit, but
one which earns the unconventional instructor national recognition and
the admiration of his students.
Stawicki's students don’t just disappear. They re-appear, long after the
lesson is over to the teacher whose magic worked."
The kids love to guess how I do the tricks. It's great to see an
auditorium full of students trying to figure it out, or trying to
duplicate the magic." - January/February 1991 Issue
of Single Life Magazine by Jeffrey White.
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