The 2018 SAS Awards for Distinguished Contributions to Undergraduate Education were announced at a May 1 ceremony at Rutgers Hillel. The awards honored seventeen teachers--from faculty members to graduate students--for accomplishments both within and beyond the classroom. Executive Dean Peter March opened the ceremony by emphasizing the critical role that undergraduate instruction plays in a strong Arts and Sciences program. He then presented the awards, which cover the spectrum of Arts and Sciences fields from economics and French to psychology and anthropology.
Read more about the 2018 honorees here.
2017-18 Distinguished Contribution to Undergraduate Education Honorees
Professor
Douglas Blair, Economics and Political Science
Mary S. Gossy, Women’s and Gender Studies
Saurabh Jha, Physics and Astronomy
Mary Shaw, French
Associate Professor
Ulla Berg, Anthropology and Latino and Caribbean Studies
Julien Musolino, Psychology
Nicholas Rennie, German Languages & Literatures
Assistant Professor
Sylvia Chan-Malik, Women’s and Gender Studies
Shana Cole, Psychology
Jamie Pietruska, History
Non-tenure Track (Teaching Faculty)
Anne Carr-Schmid, Life Sciences
Michael Gentile, Physics and Astronomy
Justin Kalef, Philosophy
Teaching Assistant
Christopher Hauser, Philosophy
Susan Kenney, French
Abigail Reardon, Writing Program
Andrea Gaytan-Cuesta, Spanish
