Featured Faculty Award

This year two awards will be given in Spring 2006 – one for a junior faculty member and one for a senior faculty member.

Please take a few minutes to nominate a colleague for this award.  The individuals selected receive a $300 honorarium, a plaque, and some well deserved recognition.

The Instructional Development Council is accepting nominations for the UW-Green Bay Featured Faculty Awards for the 2005-06 academic year.  Two awards will be given, one for a faculty member with five or fewer years of service and one for a faculty member with six or more years of service at UW-Green Bay.

The purpose of the Featured Faculty Award Program is to showcase excellent teaching at UW-Green Bay.  The program is sponsored by the Instructional Development Council.

Any individual who is currently teaching at least half-time at UW-Green Bay is eligible but the Council is particularly interested in selecting someone who has established a consistent record of exemplary teaching and is willing to share her/his teaching philosophies and techniques with the campus community.

The persons selected will receive a $300.00 honorarium and will be asked to share their philosophies of teaching at a reception following the annual January teaching conference.

To nominate someone, simply send a memo via e-mail to Tim Sewall (sewallt@uwgb.edu), not to exceed two pages, that includes the following information:

1. Name of nominee.
2. Nominee's department.
3. Number of years of service at UWGB.
4. Briefly explain why you believe your nominee should receive the Featured Faculty Award.  As part of
    your explanation you must provide specific examples of how the nominee demonstrates exemplary
    teaching.
5. Your name and date, along with the names of others who support the nomination.

Previous Award Recipients
2005-06	Don McCartney, Kristin Vespia
2004-05	None
2003-04	Kaoime Malloy, Illene Noppe
2002-03	Sylvia (Mimi) Kubsch, Nursing; Aeron Haynie, Humanistic Studies (English)
2001-02	Regan Gurung, Human Development; Dick Logan, Human Development
Spring 2001	Georjeanna Wilson-Doenges, Urban & Regional Studies (Psychology)
Fall 2000	Francine Tompkins, Education
Spring 2000	Karen Bircher, Education
Fall 1999	David Galaty, Humanistic Studies
Spring 1999	Tony Galt, Social Change and Development
Fall 1998	Harriet Wichowski, Nursing
Spring 1998	Warren Johnson, Human Biology
Fall 1997	Arthur Cohrs, Communication & the Arts (Music)
Spring 1997	Ed de St. Aubin, Human Development
Fall 1996	Chuck Matter, Psychology

Last modified: June 25, 2007