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This award honors senior faculty who, as men and women of outstanding scholarly accomplishment, combined with excellence in teaching, personify our image of the professorate. It carries an honorarium of $5000.
The nominator should submit the name of their nominee via on-line registration by October 5th, 2009. The nomination materials should be submitted by November 6th.
The nomination materials should be submitted as as a complete packet (in pdf or MS Word format) to the Office of Faculty Affairs:
The nomination packet must include:
- A letter of nomination.
- A brief statement from the nominee on how he/she integrates research and teaching.
- The nominee's current c.v.
- A listing of courses taught over the past five years.
- Summarized and analyzed student teaching evaluations.
- Letters of support from at least two, but no more than three, distinguished scholars outside the university. These letters should focus on the nominee's research accomplishments.
- Letters of support from at least two, but no more than three, current or past students.
Additional materials may be included that further illuminate the nominee's contributions and achievements as a teacher and scholar:Please DO NOT include other letters of support or copies of syllabi.
- Information related to curriculum development, student mentoring, or innovative teaching techniques.
- Description of awards and honors received.
- Student comments (unredacted) from course evaluations.
- Media reviews, citation analyses, description of major honors received.
For additional information contact Rhonda J. Malone, Director of Faculty Mentoring and Development, at x52509.