Teaching
Awards
Kent
State University annually recognizes outstanding achievement in
classroom teaching by offering awards to faculty. Five faculty from
the Department of Physics have been recipients
of these teaching awards. In addition, Dr. Jon Secaur, part-time instructor in the Physics Department, was honored in March 2007 as the Portage County (Ohio) Teacher of the Year.
Distinguished Teaching Award:
The Distinguished Teaching Awards (DTA), Kent's most prestigious honors for
full-time faculty, are presented annually to three Kent State University
faculty members who consistently exhibit extraordinary skills in classroom
teaching. Former winners are no longer eligible. These awards are sponsored
by the Kent Alumni
Association.
A&S Distinguished Teaching Award:
The A&S Distinguished Teaching Awards (A&S-DTA), are chosen by
the Student Advisory Council, an organization made up of all
the departments in the College of Arts and Sciences. Teachers are
chosen as a result of a call for nominations that go out to the
entire student campus population.
Outstanding Teaching Award:
The Outstanding Teaching Awards (OTA), Kent's most prestigious honors for
non-tenure-track faculty, are presented annually to three Kent State
University term faculty members who consistently exhibit extraordinary
skills in classroom teaching. Former winners are no longer eligible.
These awards are sponsored by the University
Teaching Council.
Recipients from the Department of Physics:
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