The Seven Society Graduate Fellowship for Superb Teaching

Fellowship Description

The Seven Society Graduate Fellowship for Superb Teaching offers undergraduates the opportunity to recognize excellent teaching assistants who have had a significant impact on their education.  First given in 1997, the Fellowship consists of a $7000 award and a framed certificate commemorating the winning TA's accomplishments.  Since the nomination process for the Seven Society Graduate Fellowship generates such an exceptional group of finalists, two additional fellowships are now presented at the banquet: the Dr. Frank Finger Fellowship and the Class of 1985 Fellowship. The awards process also allows for recognition of all the finalists, each of whom receives a framed certificate.

Winners and Honorees of the 2009 Seven Society Graduate Fellowship for Suberp Teaching, Dr. Frank Finger Graduate Fellowship for Teaching, and the Class of 1985 Graduate Fellowship for Creative Teaching