[CITASA] Message from ASA Teaching Award Committee Chair

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Sat, Dec 19, 2009 5:54 AM

Call for nominations for ASA Distinguished Contributions to Teaching
Award:

The ASA Distinguished Contributions to Teaching Award honors
outstanding contributions to undergraduate and/or graduate teaching of
sociology. The award recognizes contributions that have made a significant
impact on the manner in which sociology is taught at a regional, state,
national, or international level. These contributions may include
preparation of teaching- and curriculum-related materials and publications,
participation in the scholarship of teaching and learning, development and
communication of innovative teaching techniques, leadership in
teaching-related workshops and symposia, involvement in innovative program
development, and contributions to the enhancement of teaching within state,
regional, or national associations. The award typically is given for a
series of contributions spanning several years or an entire career,
although it may recognize a single project of exceptional impact. The award
is not designed to recognize outstanding teaching ability at one’s own
institution unless that is part of a career with a broader impact.
Individuals, departments, schools, or other collective actors are
eligible.

Nominations should include the name of the nominee and a one to
two page statement explaining the basis of the nomination. Nominations
should also include a vita, if applicable, and relevant supporting
materials. Members of the Association or other interested parties may
submit nominations to: American Sociological Association, c/o Governance,
1430 K Street NW, Suite 600, Washington, DC 20005; fax (202) 638-0882;
e-mail governance@asanet.org [1]. The nominations deadline is January 31,
2010.

Past recipients include:
2008 Carol Jenkins, Glendale Community
College; Elizabeth Grauerholz, University of Central Florida
(co-winners)
2007 Edward Kain, Southwestern University
2006 Kathleen
McKinney, Illinois State University
2005 Caroline Persell, New York
University


Michele Muller
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Links:

[1] mailto:governance@asanet.org

Call for nominations for ASA Distinguished Contributions to Teaching Award: The ASA Distinguished Contributions to Teaching Award honors outstanding contributions to undergraduate and/or graduate teaching of sociology. The award recognizes contributions that have made a significant impact on the manner in which sociology is taught at a regional, state, national, or international level. These contributions may include preparation of teaching- and curriculum-related materials and publications, participation in the scholarship of teaching and learning, development and communication of innovative teaching techniques, leadership in teaching-related workshops and symposia, involvement in innovative program development, and contributions to the enhancement of teaching within state, regional, or national associations. The award typically is given for a series of contributions spanning several years or an entire career, although it may recognize a single project of exceptional impact. The award is not designed to recognize outstanding teaching ability at one’s own institution unless that is part of a career with a broader impact. Individuals, departments, schools, or other collective actors are eligible. Nominations should include the name of the nominee and a one to two page statement explaining the basis of the nomination. Nominations should also include a vita, if applicable, and relevant supporting materials. Members of the Association or other interested parties may submit nominations to: American Sociological Association, c/o Governance, 1430 K Street NW, Suite 600, Washington, DC 20005; fax (202) 638-0882; e-mail governance@asanet.org [1]. The nominations deadline is January 31, 2010. Past recipients include: 2008 Carol Jenkins, Glendale Community College; Elizabeth Grauerholz, University of Central Florida (co-winners) 2007 Edward Kain, Southwestern University 2006 Kathleen McKinney, Illinois State University 2005 Caroline Persell, New York University --- Michele Muller Program Assistant, Goverance font-size: xx-small;"> Links: ------ [1] mailto:governance@asanet.org