The Hinderstein Award was created in honor of Allan Hinderstein who was a pioneer in the field of education and whose unwavering passion, dedication and innovation reshaped the landscape of teaching video in Sacramento County. Allan knew the importance video would have in our lives and encouraged our teachers and students to utilize this wonderful tool in the best way possible.
Each year SEVA recognizes a teacher who also embodies these amazing traits and who is making a difference in the world around them.
This year SEVA honors Tammy Null. Ms. Null’s passion for teaching video is contagious, inspiring both students and colleagues alike to embrace creativity and push the boundaries of what is possible. Her dedication to video teaching is truly remarkable. Through countless hours of hard work and determination she is constantly seeking new ways to engage and empower students.
But what sets Ms. Null apart is her tenacity – her refusal to give up in the face of challenges. She faces obstacles head-on turning setbacks into opportunities for growth and learning. Through her collaborative spirit she has forged connections with industry professionals, community organizations and other educational institutions providing unique opportunities for her students beyond the classroom walls.
