The Mabel S. Fry Award for
Teaching Excellence
The Mabel S. Fry Award for Teaching
Excellence recognizes the efforts of a faculty member who demonstrates
excellence in both classroom teaching and graduate student mentoring.
Some elements that are considered in the selection include:
- Classroom demeanor/Pedagogical
excellence
- Quality of advising to graduate
students
- Improvement to the department
Congratulations to
Professor Geraldo de Sousa,
the 2008 recipient of the Mabel S. Fry Teaching Award! Excerpts from this
year's
nominating letter:
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"I cannot think of a
better candidate for the Mabel S. Fry Award than [this professor]. A
compassionate person, he is an outstanding scholar, mentor, and
teacher. In his [graduate] classroom, he teaches the material in an
engaging and passionate manner, and he also gives his graduate
students tools for teaching the same material."
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"Not only does [he]
mentor me in teaching, but also in my scholarship. He encourages me
to discuss my current research projects with him; he reads drafts of
my writing; and he supports me in submitting my writing to academic
journals."
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"I highly recommend
[this professor] for the Mabel S. Fry Award. As a scholar, teacher,
and mentor, he consistently goes above and beyond in guiding and
helping his graduate students. I am extremely fortunate to have him
as a mentor."
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June 11, 2008
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