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Awards
 he Office of
University Relations and the Center For Teaching sponsor the
CASE Professor of the Year Award. Also, the Provost's Office
and the Center For Teaching sponsor the College Outstanding
Teacher Award (COTA) and the Distinguished Teaching Award.
Case Professor of the Year Award
The Council for Advancement and Support
of Education's (CASE) Professor of the Year Award identifies
an outstanding undergraduate professor who has contributed to
the lives and careers of students. The Distinguished Teaching
Award Committee chooses the university's nominee for this
award and the Office of University Relations and the CFT
coordinates the process.
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College Outstanding Teacher Award
The College Outstanding Teacher Award program was instituted
as a complement to the Distinguished Teaching Awards given
by the Graduate School. The purpose of the award is
to honor individual faculty members for their teaching accomplishments
within their own colleges. The $1,000 awards are given
during the spring semester, and recipients are recognized
at Undergraduate Commencement.
Award Guidelines for 2006-2007 (pdf)
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The Distinguished Teaching Award
The purpose of this award is to honor exemplary teaching at
the highest institutional level. Both faculty and graduate
students, nominated by students or alumni are eligible to
be considered for this award. Nancy Buffone, Director
of Special Initiatives, skillfully administers the program
out of the Provost's Office.
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