WVU College of Human Resources and Education

Outstanding Teacher Nominations Sought

TO: HR&E Students and Faculty

FROM: College Outstanding Teaching Award Selection Committee

RE: Nominations for the Outstanding Teaching Award

We would like to encourage you to nominate HR&E faculty who you believe are outstanding teachers for the College of Human Resources and Education Outstanding Teaching Award.

Outstanding teaching comes in various forms. Some who come to mind are educators who inspire the spirit of inquiry and curiosity in students, who are unique and creative in their presentation of information, who serve as excellent mentors and models when they advise and counsel students, whose students achieve commendably once they finish their degree program, and whose research often informs their teaching as well as the teaching of others.

You, I am sure, have your own definition of excellent teaching that might or might not be reflected in the previous paragraph.

We ask that you think about the faculty members you believe exemplify excellent teaching and that you nominate them for this award.

Last year’s recipients were Jennifer Adams, Barbara Ludlow and James Rye; therefore, they are not eligible for the award this year.

Feel free to write a letter of nomination or complete the linked Outstanding Teaching Nomination Form or submit a nomination by emailing Rosemary Hriblan at Rosie.Hriblan@mail.wvu.edu.

Nominations must be submitted no later than December 14, 2007.

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	Outstanding Teacher Nominations Sought TO: HR&E Students and Faculty FROM: College Outstanding Teaching Award Selection Committee RE: Nominations for the Outstanding Teaching Award We would like to encourage you to nominate HR&E faculty who you believe are outstanding teachers for the College of Human Resources and Education Outstanding Teaching Award. Outstanding teaching comes in various forms. Some who come to mind are educators who inspire the spirit of inquiry and curiosity in students, who are unique and creative in their presentation of information, who serve as excellent mentors and models when they advise and counsel students, whose students achieve commendably once they finish their degree program, and whose research often informs their teaching as well as the teaching of others. You, I am sure, have your own definition of excellent teaching that might or might not be reflected in the previous paragraph. We ask that you think about the faculty members you believe exemplify excellent teaching and that you nominate them for this award. Last year’s recipients were Jennifer Adams, Barbara Ludlow and James Rye; therefore, they are not eligible for the award this year. Feel free to write a letter of nomination or complete the linked Outstanding Teaching Nomination Form or submit a nomination by emailing Rosemary Hriblan at Rosie.Hriblan@mail.wvu.edu. Nominations must be submitted no later than December 14, 2007.