To: Departmental Executive Officers
From: Helena Dettmer, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs and Curriculum and the Humanities
RE: CLAS International Engagement Teaching Award for Faculty - Nominations due Dec 2
CLAS International Engagement Teaching Award for Faculty - Nominations due Dec 2
CLAS International Engagement Teaching Award for Faculty
The College, in collaboration with International Programs, announces a new International Engagement Teaching Award. This award will be given annually to a CLAS faculty member in recognition of excellence in any of the following areas:
- Creating learning environments that encourage interactions between international and domestic students, and support international students’ integration into the University community, inside and outside the classroom.
- Using disciplinary or interdisciplinary pedagogical approaches in the curriculum that add and/or enhance international perspective.
- Encouraging students to actively integrate international internships and/or study abroad programs into their education.
- Service work supporting and/or developing programs which offer internationally-focused learning experiences.
- Fostering other international experiences for undergraduate or graduate students.
- Departments may submit no more than one nomination. Please propose your nominee by forwarding his/her name to Peter Hubbard (peter-hubbard@uiowa.edu), Committee staff, by Friday, December 2, 2016. The College will contact the nominee with information about completing the process.
- The deadline for receipt of all nomination materials is Monday, January 23, 2017. Links to the Awards page and nomination materials are available at http://clas.uiowa.edu/faculty/faculty-awards-memorials(Faculty Awards & Memorials).
The award carries a $2,000 honorarium.
The authority for selecting the International Engagement Teaching Award recipient belongs solely to the College, and the Teaching Award Committee seeks a wide selection of nominations from all parts of the faculty. The Committee expects that departments will give full consideration to women and minority candidates.