The 2014 FUN Achievement Award.

The JUNE edition of the FUN 2014 Workshop Proceedings at Ithaca College in 2014 is dedicated to Carol Ann Paul, who died in October 2014. The following provides background on her career achievements as a neuroscience educator, and is based on our letter for her winning nomination for the 2014 FUN Lifetime Achievement Award. Carol Ann was Emeritus Instructor in Neuroscience Laboratories at Wellesley College. As colleagues who have worked directly with her, we understand the major contributions she has made not only at Wellesley, but also to the broader neuroscience education community through her work with FUN, the Journal of Neuroscience Education (JUNE), Project Kaleidoscope, The Teagle Foundation, and the publication of Discovering Neurons: The Experimental Basis of Neuroscience. Carol Ann received the FUN Neuroscience Educator Award in 2002 and the JUNE Editor’s Choice Award in 2004, and served as a counselor (2002–04) and Secretary (2009) for FUN. These and other contributions are described in more detail below. Because of the significant impact Carol Ann has had on undergraduate education in neuroscience, we nominated her with admiration and enthusiasm for a FUN Lifetime Achievement Award.