Cast your Nominations to the Michael Frederickou Excellence Awards 2022-23

 A series of awards will be granted to academic staff that have taught in the current academic year. The awards will be granted on specific criteria that reflect the University goals with particular emphasis on student-centered learning and innovation in higher education teaching.

Criteria

Submissions should demonstrate how the nominee’s activities contribute to a substantial number of the dimensions below:
(a) is available to students; interacts effectively with students beyond the classroom (i.e. office hours, advising etc);
(b) is helpful to, supportive of and takes a personal interest in students; addresses individual student needs
(c) uses creative or innovative instructional techniques that promote the active participation of students;
(d) utilizes an interdisciplinary teaching approach and implements instructional activities that build connections between different fields of study / disciplines
(e) demonstrates their enthusiasm for their subject and delivers content in a way that motivates students;
(f) inspires confidence and supports students sense of purpose in relation to their studies and career aspirations;
(g) organizes and presents subject matter in ways that interest and stimulate students;
(h) inspires curiosity, creativity and a love of learning through their teaching;
(i) engages and inspires students in independent, critical and original thinking;
(k) creates an inclusive and supportive classroom environment for all students regardless of personal or ethnic characteristics;
(l) helps students connect and integrate with University and campus community.

Nomination Procedures and Deadlines

To nominate a faculty member for the Teaching Excellence Awards, the nomination must be supported by at least three students (one nomination form to be completed from all students). To nominate a faculty member, you must submit your nomination here by Thursday, May 25 2023.

Criteria

An award celebrating an outstanding achievement of a Frederick University student or graduate with emphasis on its impact on the community.

Nomination Procedures and Deadlines

For self-nominations visit here and submit the form by Thursday, June 1 2023.

To nominate a fellow Frederick student or a Frederick graduate you must submit the relevant Nomination Form found here by Thursday, May 25 2023.

The University will award:

- practices or activities from Frederick University faculty, staff, students and alumni that show significant impact with respect to SDGs or

- outstanding individuals (Frederick University faculty, staff, students and alumni) who are demonstrating that it is up to us to inspire and enact change.

Criteria

Submissions should demonstrate how the nominee’s activities contribute to at least one of the following:
- Mobilize others to act for the SDGs,
- inspire a shift in behaviour for the SDGs,
- connect people and/or diverse partners, bridging the gap between citizens and institutions, to increase progress on the SDGs.

Multiple awards may be given for actions relating to different SDGs.

Nomination Procedures and Deadlines

Any member of the academic community is eligible for this award (faculty members, administrative staff, students & graduates).

For self-nominations visit here and submit the application form by Thursday, June 1 2023.

To nominate any member of the Frederick Community (students, alumni, faculty members, administrative team) as an individual or a a team, you must submit the relevant Nomination Form found here by Thursday, May 25 2023.