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Rookie of the Year

Since 1999, LTT! has given out a "Rookie of the Year" award at DramaTech banquet. These are the recipients so far.
1999Craig Rennak
2000Ryan Lafitte
2001Kit FitzSimons
2002Robin Morris
2003Hillary Davis
2004Matthew Falkenberg
2005Greg Kinsey
2006Kim Bryant
2007Scott McGraw
2008David Quigley
2009Alex Pennington

Lifetime Achievement Award

Since 2002, LTT! has given out another award at banquet. In its first two years, it was an MVP (Most Valuable Player) award. After 2003, it was changed to a lifetime achievement award.
2002Craig Rennak: Craig served as leader of LTT! from Summer 2002 to Spring 2003. He is perhaps best remembered for his great energy, physicality, and acceptance of others ideas. After graduating Tech, Craig moved to Boston, where he is still an active improviser.
2003Ryan Lafitte: Ryan served as leader of LTT! from Summer 2001 to Spring 2002. During his tenure at LTT!, he often ran workshop. Ryan is also the only person who made it through all 286 hours of the first eleven improvathons. Ryan left LTT! to form Diversionary Tactics, with several other former LTT! members.
2004Adam Johnson: Adam served as leader of LTT! from Summer 2000 to Spring 2001. He worked hard to make the troupe challenge itself through innovative workshops. After LTT!, Adam went on to do further theatre in the Atlanta area, often appearing onstage as an actor.
 Je77: Je77 is a long-time member of LTT!. He easily has attended and directed the most amount of workshops at LTT! Je77 also has been a major force in bringing long-form improv to LTT!.
 Nate Weimer: Nate served as leader of LTT! from Summer 2003 to Spring 2004. Nate was particularly strong as a performer and in concentrating on the fun side of improv. After graduation, Nate left LTT! to form Diversionary Tactics, with several other former LTT! members.
2005Wes Schrader: Wes served as leader of LTT! from Summer 1999 to Spring 2000. He is perhaps the most influential leader of LTT! ever. Under his leadership, many of the previous recipients of this award first joined LTT!. He also started the tradition of having an improvathon (26 hours of improv workshop in a row) two times a year. Wes currently does improv at Relapse Theatre.
2006Gavin Cramblet: Gavin never served as an officer of LTT!. Gavin only directed one workshop his entire time with LTT!. The reason that Gavin received this award is that, for many of our members, he was the person you most looked forward to improvising with.
2007Matthew Falkenberg: Matthew served as production manager of LTT! form Summer 2004 to Spring 2005. During that time, he was the driving force behind the creation of the Black Box Improv Festival. He has been the main producer for that festival for its entire existence.
2008Greg Kinsey: Greg served as Leader of LTT! for two years (2005 - 2007). Greg was an advocate in helping really integrate LTT! into a snug place in the DramaTech family. He cared a lot for the troupe, and it's most evident in his service as leader for TWO years. Now he has an award to show off proudly!
2009Lindsey "Hatchet" Hankins: Lindsey was LTT! leader from 2007 to 2008. She always wanted improv to be fun, and LTT! to be great. She directed many workshops, updated the website, and made us puppets!
 Martin Robinson: Always a joy to play with, the most important thing Martin did was show up. Even on a dreary Saturday morning, in the middle of the summer semester, Martin was ready to improvise.
 Matt Carroll: Leader from 2008 to 2009. Under MC's quiet dominion, LTT! began to put on shows with BUDGETS. WHOA.
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