Thirteen faculty recognized as outstanding mentors
This award from the Graduate School recognizes the work that faculty mentors do to improve the graduate student experience
Thirteen faculty have been recognized as this year鈥檚 outstanding graduate student mentors, the Graduate School announced this week.
These faculty were nominated by students, department or program administrators, faculty, or staff for their outstanding contributions either to mentoring individual graduate students, improving the overall climate of graduate education within their program, or improving the graduate program itself.
To these faculty, your students appreciate your dedication and so do we. Thank you for all that you do.
鈥淔aculty are always incredibly busy, and yet, these excellent mentors still found time to go above-and-beyond for their graduate students and have been recognized, in turn, by the students themselves,鈥 said E. Scott Adler, dean of the Graduate School and the vice provost for graduate affairs. 鈥淭o these faculty, your students appreciate your dedication and so do we. Thank you for all that you do.鈥
This year鈥檚 recipients include:
- Dennis Akos, aerospace engineering
- Michela Ardizzoni, French and Italian
- Edward Chuong, molecular, cellular and developmental biology
- Jolene Fisher, advertising, public relations and media design
- Naomi Friedman, psychology and neuroscience
- Katharina Kann, computer science
- Zachary Kilpatrick, applied mathematics
- Sarah Kurnick, anthropology
- Valerie McKenzie, ecology and evolutionary biology
- S. Katie Moon, finance
- Joshua Neil, accounting
- Julia Staffel, philosophy
- Terrenda White, education
For more information on the award, please email gradinfo@colorado.edu.听