Landee Award

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Saginaw Valley State University

SVSU Logo
Motto: Something More. Something Better.
Established: November 13, 1963 (charter granted)
Type: Public
President: Eric R. Gilbertson
Location: University Center, Michigan, USA
Colors: Blue and red            [1]
Mascot: Cardinal
Website: SVSU Home

The Franc A. Landee Excellence in Teaching Award is a faculty award awarded each calendar year to a member of faculty of Saginaw Valley State University. The Landee Award is the most prestigious award given out by the university.

The Landee Award is awarded to the professor adjudged to have displayed “teaching excellence” throughout the year by an award committee consisting of a cross-section of the university community.

To be eligible for this award, the faculty member must be currently employed full-time at the university and must have taught full-time two years previous to the award year.

Generally, recipients of the award have one or more of the following qualities:

  • Maintains high standards and motivates students to excel
  • Possesses exemplary knowledge of the subject matter and participates in its production
  • Displays sincerity and enthusiasm in teaching
  • Focuses on student learning and engages students in the learning process
  • Recognizes and respects diversity among students
  • Demonstrates fairness and integrity
  • Respects student opinions
  • Relates classroom learning to real life situations
  • Informs classroom practice with a well-developed philosophy of teaching and learning

[edit] Franc A. Landee Excellence in Teaching Award Recipients

Year Recipient Academic Field
2007 Anne Tapp Teacher Education
2006 Gladys Hernandez Modern Foreign Languages
2005 Brooks Byam Mechanical Engineering
2004 Andrew Swihart Psychology
2003 Sally Decker Nursing & Health Sciences
2002 Ranjana Dutta Psychology
2001 Jeffrey S. Ashley Political Science
2000 Paul Teed History

[edit] References

  1. ^ Official SVSU Blue and Red (for Web and Print Projects).