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Outstanding Scholarship Award

Teaching & Scholarship Awards

January 27, 2014

massonCulligan copyThe Committee on Teaching and Scholarship is accepting faculty nominations for the 2013-2014 Teaching Award and Scholarship awards, according to committee chair Lauretta Frederking. The awards are an opportunity for the University community to celebrate publicly two of its own for outstanding achievements in teaching and scholarship. The committee will accept nominations until noon on Friday, January 31, by e-mail to tas@up.edu. Submission of supporting materials by nominees will be due by noon on Friday, March 21. Visit the Teaching and Scholar­ship website for information regarding the nomination process and materials that will be needed (www.up.edu/academicsenate/tas/). Contact Frederking at tas@up.edu for more information.

Filed Under: 01-20-2014, 01-27-2014, Academics, Teaching & Scholarship Tagged With: Lauretta Frederking, Outstanding Scholarship Award, Outstanding Teaching Award, Teaching and Scholarship Committee

Faculty Sharing Their Work

April 1, 2013

The winners of two prestigious University of Portland faculty awards are scheduled to present their work on Friday, April 5, from 3 to 4 p.m., in Franz Hall Room 034. Outstanding Teaching Award winner Laura McLary, international languages and cultures, will present “Communities, Cultures, Connections: Making Second-Language Learning Relevant,” followed by Outstanding Scholarship Award winner Lauretta Freder­king, political science, who will present “Exclusion and Inclusion of Muslim Americans after September 11, 2001: From Religious Identity to Political Interests.” Light snacks will be served. For more information, contact Aziz Inan, engineering, at 7429 or ainan@up.edu.

Filed Under: 04-01-2013, Academics, Teaching & Scholarship Tagged With: Aziz Inan, International Languages and Cultures, Laura McLary, Lauretta Frederking, Outstanding Scholarship Award, Outstanding Teaching Award, Political Science, Teaching and Scholarship Committee

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