Recognizing Outstanding Teaching
Up to three Outstanding Teaching Awards are given annually, one sponsored by the Engineering Class of 1944, one by the family of Samuel and Ida Fromson, and the third by the Engineering Class of 1890. Each award consists of a certificate and a monetary grant, which the recipient may use to support his/her teaching and research activities. Undergraduate and graduate students registered in the Faculty of Engineering are invited to nominate professors for three awards in recognition of outstanding teaching performance.
| The Class of ’44 Award, which is based on an endowment created to promote excellence in teaching in undergraduate degree programs |
The Samuel & Ida Fromson Award, which is based on an endowment created to recognize outstanding teaching performance by an Engineering professor |
The Class of 1890 Award, to recognize exceptional contributions in teaching made by Course Lecturers and/or non-Engineering McGill professors who teach engineering students. |
The teaching awards, which include recognition at the Spring Convocation in 2022, a monetary award, and a plaque, are given to recognize a professor’s overall effectiveness in the preparation for, and carrying out of teaching activities and duties.
Nominations are currently being sought for courses taught in the 2021 Winter Semester.
- Outstanding Teaching Award - Guidelines for 2021 Winter
- Outstanding Teaching Award - Nomination Fillable Form for 2021 Winter
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Nominations for the 2021 Winter semesters must be emailed to Rosie Russo-Pinzarrone at rosaria.russo [at] mcgill.ca by Monday, May 31, 2021, by 4:00 p.m.
Past Recipients
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2020 |
2006: 2003 |
1992 |