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Awards for Undergraduate Teaching

An undergraduate education in the liberal arts fosters critical thinking, effective communication, and ethical reasoning—skills essential for success in a wide range of careers and in civic life. It encourages intellectual curiosity and the ability to engage with complex ideas across disciplines. Recognizing outstanding educators is vital, as excellent teaching profoundly shapes student development and academic achievement. Such honors not only celebrate individual dedication but also reinforce a culture that values teaching excellence. Ultimately, both liberal arts education and the recognition of great teachers are foundational to a thriving academic community.

Recipients of the 2024-2025 LSA Undergraduate Teaching Awards

Individual Award for Outstanding Contributions to Undergraduate Education

Cody Walker, English
Nicole Tuttle, Chemistry
Virginia Murphy, Residential College
Mar Freire, Romance Languages & Literatures
Ambuj Tewari, Statistics
Taraz Lee, Psychology

Department Award for Outstanding Contributions to Undergraduate Education

Chemistry

Matthews Underclass Teaching Award

Mark Conger, Mathematics

Imes and Moore Mentorship Award

Charles McCrory, Chemistry

Individual Award for Outstanding Contributions to Undergraduate Education in Race & Ethnicity Instruction

Stephanie Hicks, The Program on Intergroup Relations