The Office of the Provost and Vice-President (Academic) and the Office of the Associate Vice-President (Teaching and Learning) are pleased to announce the eight outstanding educators who have been named 2014 Carleton University Teaching Award winners.<\/p>\n
Kim Hellemans (Neuroscience), Vincent Kazmierski (Law) and Wayne Horn (Math) all received the Provost\u2019s Fellowship in Teaching Award for their leadership and dedication to teaching and learning. They have all been designated as Carleton University teaching fellows and will receive $2,500 each.<\/p>\n
Professor Cheryl Schramm (Systems and Computer Engineering) took a thoughtful and integrated approach to applying technology to her teaching, while Paloma Raggo (Public Policy and Administration) developed and taught two new online graduate courses, earning them each an Excellence in Teaching with Technology Award. Both winners will receive $750.<\/p>\n
Three new faculty members underscored Carleton\u2019s commitment to teaching excellence and innovation, earning them the New Faculty Excellence in Teaching Award. Danielle Kinsey (History), Audrey Girouard (Interactive Media and Design) and Melanie Adrian (Law) all demonstrated passion, creativity and student-centered approaches to teaching at Carleton. Each winner will receive $500.<\/p>\n
\u201cI am delighted to congratulate these eight exceptional educators,” said Dr. Peter Ricketts, Carleton’s Provost and Vice-President (Academic). \u201cEach one exemplifies Carleton\u2019s commitment to providing research driven, student-centered teaching and learning approaches. Their innovative techniques and passion for student success are a fantastic example of the high-quality teaching and learning practices taking place at Carleton.”<\/p>\n
Dr. Ricketts and Associate Vice-President (Teaching and Learning), Dr. Joy Mighty, will celebrate the winners at a private luncheon on June 4 at Baker\u2019s Grill.<\/p>\n