Award:
This award is given to acknowledge quality instruction and teaching in the College of Education and Human Sciences. Awarded in odd number years.
A monetary award in the amount of $10,000 reflecting interest accrued from the Elaine C. Charman fund will be provided. This award will be disbursed in
equal amounts over a two year period, to be used at the discretion of the recipient.
Eligibility Requirements:
- Academic Rank of Tenure-track (all ranks) or Professor of Practice (all ranks)
- Must have taught in CEHS for at least 3 years
- Remain employed in the College the year following receipt of the award
- Hold a full-time minimum 50% teaching appointment
- Recipients may not receive the award more than once
Application and Review Process:
To be eligible for consideration, you will need to submit the following materials not to exceed 40 pages:
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Narrative Description (required): The narrative description should be no more than five pages long and should characterize
the teaching philosophy of the nominee. It should also include:
- effectiveness and impact of teaching
- innovation
- method of instruction
- rapport with students
- teaching methods
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Teaching evaluations and details about impact and teaching load (e.g., number of classes taught each semester,
undergraduate and graduate, course enrollments, number of masters and doctoral advisees, and membership on advisory
committees) - Must be expressed in a table or graph.
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- New courses and/or teaching innovations developed
- Other information the candidate thinks would be useful to the committee in determining that he or she is qualified for this award
- Three letters from students
- Three letters from alumni
- Three letter of recommendation from peers in both the college and the university
Awarded in odd number years
Amount $10,000 to be dispersed in equal amounts over a two-year period
Selection process: CEHS Awards Committee
Nominiations due: November 15, 2024
Submission of materials due: February 20, 2025
Nomination form is not currently available.