First-Year Programs Teaching Award

First-Year Programs Teaching Award

The First-Year Programs Teaching Award in Arts & Sciences recognizes pedagogical innovation in teaching first-year students through First-Year Program course offerings (including Ampersand Programs, First-Year Seminars, and First-Year Opportunity courses). The award was established to recognize the value of bringing first-year students into the university community through programs that promote diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Current Recipient:
 

2024

Mitchell Kundel, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Biology

 

Past Recipients:

2023

Mind, Brain, Behavior Ampersand Program team

Todd Braver, Professor of Psychological & Brain Sciences, Radiology, and Neuroscience and the William R. Stuckenberg Professor in Human Values and Moral Development

Emily Cohen-Shikora, Senior Lecturer in Psychological & Brain Sciences

Ron Mallon, Professor and Chair of Philosophy and Philosophy-Neuroscience-Psychology 

2022

Pathfinder Fellows in Environmental Leadership team

David Fike, the Myron and Sonya Glassberg / Albert and Blanche Greensfelder Distinguished University Professor

Beth Martin, Teaching Professor of Environmental Studies

Stan Braude, Teaching Professor of Biology

Suzanne Loui, Lecturer in Environmental Studies