Nominations from faculty, staff and students at CPTC are now being accepted for the Anna Sue McNeill Assessment, Teaching and Learning Award.
The award is designed to recognize an
individual’s contributions to assessment, teaching and student learning. It will be presented at the 2012 Assessment, Teaching
and Learning Conference, to be held May 1-3, in Spokane.
To be eligible for
an award, a nominee must teach and/or be in a position to directly or
indirectly affect student learning in a public two- or four-year college in
Washington State.
The nomination process:
Prepare a letter of nomination (may not exceed two pages) that includes:
Nominee’s name, college, and discipline Your name, college, email address
and phone A summary of the nominee’s
contribution to assessment, teaching and student learning, being mindful of the selection criteria listed below.
Award recipients will be selected
based on the following criteria:
Specific contributions or
accomplishments in teaching, student learning and assessment Versatility and willingness to take
risks, bringing to the learning process and environment multiple strategies and
materials that are student-centered Enthusiasm about his/her own
learning, continued education and current research in the field Contributions to the teaching
profession by presenting to faculty, community groups and conferences,
publishing, or taking leadership roles in educational organizations Fostering respect and maintaining a
professional relationship with both students and colleagues
Note: Award recipients
need not be present at the conference to receive the Assessment, Teaching &
Learning Award.
CPTC Nominations must be submitted by Jan. 23. Nominations should be sent to: Joyce Loveday at joyce.loveday@cptc.edu.
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