2007 Faculty Awards: Achievement, Commitment Celebrated from Across the University
Achievement in a university climate is not an interest limited to students.
Faculty strive every day to reach goals, to pass on to their students the best traditions of their profession.
Many times, these are quiet transactions, the kind of exchanges of knowledge, experience and guidance that give meaning and depth to a college education. Sometimes, though, those efforts are so obvious and so plentiful that they command attention and recognition from peers and students.
Recognizing those achievements is what UCs Faculty Awards Celebration is all about. (To view a Webcast of this year's ceremony, go to: http://www.uc.edu/news/NR.asp?id=5767)
Great efforts in teaching, research and service are celebrated each spring by the university community, in some cases continuing traditions that stretch across several decades.
Gain an understanding of what makes the University of Cincinnati a special place through the following collection of profiles of the 2006-07 Faculty Award winners.
UC|21 Presidents Excellence Awards
George Barbour Award for Promoting Good Faculty-Student Relations
Faculty Senate University Service Awards
Outstanding Adjunct Faculty Awards
George Rieveschl Jr. Award for Creative and/or Scholarly Works
George Rieveschl Jr. Award for Distinguished Scientific Research
Distinguished Research Professor
TIAA CREF Award for Distinguished Public Service
Mrs. A.B. "Dolly" Cohen Awards for Excellence in Teaching
Distinguished Teaching Professor
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