2017-2018 Alumni And Board of Governors Teaching Excellence Awards
The Alumni and Board of Governors Teaching Excellence Awards are given to four faculty members each year in recognition of their outstanding teaching efforts. Three awards are presented by the University, and a fourth is presented by the UNC system. We urge you to submit nominations for the 2017-2018 Awards. Nominations can come from Student Leadership, Alumni Association, faculty, and staff.
Eligible faculty members who received 2016-2017 teaching awards from their College or School will be automatically nominated for the 2017-2018 Alumni and Board of Governors Teaching Excellence Awards.
For questions, contact the UTLC at teach_xl@uncg.edu.
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Click here for the nomination form
2016-2017 Award Winners
UNC Board of Governors
Excellence in Teaching Award
Recognition for a tenured faculty member who has completed at least seven years of teaching at UNCG, with an average teaching load over the three years preceding consideration of at least three courses per year. The Board of Governor’s Award brings statewide recognition.
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Dr. Sharon Morrison,
Public Health Education |
Mary Settle Sharp Award
for Teaching Excellence
Recognition for a full-time tenured faculty member who has completed at least three years of teaching at UNCG, with an average teaching load over the three years preceding consideration of at least three courses per year.
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James Fisher,
Theatre |
James Y. Joyner Award
for Teaching Excellence
Recognition for a full-time tenured-track faculty member who has completed at least three years of teaching at UNCG, with an average teaching load over the three years preceding consideration of at least three courses per year.
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Sheryl Oring,
Art – New Media & Design |
Anna Maria Gove Award
for Teaching Excellence
Recognition for any full-time lecturer, academic professional or clinical faculty member who has completed at least three years of teaching at UNCG, with an average teaching load over the three years preceding consideration of at least three courses per year.
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Wade Maki,
Philosophy |
