Linguistics Professor Andries Coetzee and Visiting Research Assistant Professor Tajudeen Mamadou have been awarded the prestigious Honored Instructor Award, a testament to their profound impact on the academic and personal journeys of students. This accolade, organized by Michigan Housing, empowers residential students to recognize instructors who have significantly shaped their university experience.
Since its inception in 2018, the Honored Instructor Award has played a vital role in highlighting the commitment and passion of faculty members who go above and beyond in their teaching roles. Through this initiative, Michigan Housing aims to celebrate exceptional educators who inspire, motivate, and support students, fostering a nurturing and invigorating academic environment.
Andries Coetzee and Tajudeen Mamadou's dedication to teaching and mentorship has left a lasting impression on their students, reflected in their receipt of this new honor. Their innovative approaches and unwavering support have not only enriched the academic curriculum but have also contributed to the personal growth and success of countless students.
