The Meredith Professors are pleased to sponsor the Teaching Recognition Awards program for non-tenured faculty members. The specific goals of the program are to recognize excellence in teaching and to encourage a culture of collegial mentoring among
faculty members.
Each year, as many as five non-tenured, tenure-track faculty members and as many as two non-tenure track, adjunct or part-time faculty members will be awarded $3,000 for professional development. Please note that the non-tenure track nominations can include adjunct or part-time faculty. The funds may be used by the recipients for expenses they may incur in furthering their professional development, such as the purchase of equipment, materials or travel.
All faculty members who have completed two years at Syracuse University and who are not yet in the year of their tenure review are eligible. The criteria for selection are demonstrated excellence and promise for continued growth as a teacher.
Deadline for nominations is Feb. 25. For more information, consult the website.
Website:
http://provost.syr.edu/provost/Faculty/recognition/Meredith/teachingaward.aspx
Contact Person: Bronwyn Adam, beadam@syr.edu
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