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Thomas W. Briggs Award

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Nominations are being accepted for the 2007-08 Thomas W. Briggs Foundation’s Excellence in Teaching awards. Two awards, in the amount of $7,500 each, will be presented at the faculty convocation in April. The award was established by the Thomas W. Briggs Foundation to recognize outstanding undergraduate teaching and an overall commitment to undergraduate education.

Previous award recipients are:

1996-97: Dr. Kevin Hagopian & Dr. Phillip Kolbe
1997-98: Dr. Thomas Caplinger & Dr. Ruthbeth Finerman
1998-99: Dr. Jack Grubaugh & Dr. Mark Timmons
1999-2000: Dr. Julia Heath & Dr. Thomas D. Mason
2000-01: Ms. Candace Justice & Dr. Robert Marchini
2001-02: Dr. Melvin Beck & Dr. Charles Camp
2002-03: Dr. Nele Hempell & Dr. Kantaylieniere Y. Hill-Clarke
2003-04: Dr. Charles Biggers & Mr. Stephen Hancock
2004-05: Dr. William Jermann & Dr. John Hanneken
2005-06: Dr. Lawrette Axley & Dr. Robert Frankle
2006-07: Ms. Margaret A. Quinn & Dr. Dennis Laumann

Award nominees must be full-time faculty members at The University of Memphis and must be currently teaching undergraduate courses. Tenure status is not required for nomination. Click here to download a nomination form.

Nomination forms must be printed and returned with original signatures in order to be considered.  Blank forms may also be obtained by calling the University of Memphis Alumni Center extension 2586.

As requested by the Thomas W. Briggs Foundation, the selection committee will be comprised of recent University of Memphis alumni, faculty and a representative of the Briggs Foundation.  The administration of the award is coordinated with the assistance of the Office of the Assistant Vice Provost for Academic Affairs.

The nomination deadline is 3:00 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2008.

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Last updated: 03/18/2008 15:40:19