Center for Teaching & Learning

	SENIOR TEACHING FELLOWS PROGRAM
	Nominations due March 17, 2008 The Senior Teaching Fellows Program was originally established at the University of Georgia in 1987 through a three-year grant from the U.S. Department of Education's Fund for the Improvement of Post-Secondary Education (FIPSE). In 1990, the program was continued with full support from the University of Georgia. *GOALS OF THE SENIOR TEACHING FELLOWS PROGRAM* The goals of the Senior Teaching Fellows Program are: To provide senior faculty with an opportunity to focus on undergraduate instruction; To provide senior faculty with opportunities for the sharing of ideas with other dedicated, highly motivated, and innovative teachers from other disciplines who may have similar interests and who face similar teaching challenges; To provide senior faculty with opportunities for professional and personal renewal; To provide funding for an instructional project designed to strengthen courses and teaching methods in each participant's academic department; and To help reinforce an instructional environment that honors and recognizes dedicated teaching scholars; that values a synergistic relationship between teaching, research, and service; and that promotes a learning-community spirit on a large campus. *SELECTION OF PARTICIPANTS* Eight faculty members at the University of Georgia are selected each year during the spring semester. Participation in this program begins the following fall semester. Any faculty member with the rank of associate or full professor who has been at the University of Georgia for at least five years is eligible for nomination to the program. Candidates may be self-nominated or nominated by their colleagues, department head, or dean for participation in the program. Selection of the eight Senior Teaching Fellows is by a committee comprised of current and former program participants and Center for Teaching & Learning staff. *ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE PROGRAM* The following activities comprise the program for the academic year. A two-day retreat is held at the beginning of the fall semester. Program leaders and participants discuss needs and formulate goals for the coming year. Food, lodging, and travel expenses are provided. The eight participants meet twice a month. Meetings are conducted as round table discussions or involve outside speakers. Meeting topics focus on in-depth discussion of issues related to college teaching and learning and academic life. Each participant is provided with $2,000 for an instructional project designed to strengthen courses and teaching methods in each participant's academic department. *NOMINATION PROCEDURES* Nominations due March 17, 2008 Any faculty member, dean, or department head, interested in nominating individuals for the Senior Teaching Fellows Program should contact the Center for Teaching and Learning. Nominees chosen for the program will be notified by the end of spring semester. For additional information, contact Prof. Nelson Hilton, nhilton@uga.edu.
	List of current Senior Teaching Fellows
	SENIOR TEACHING FELLOWS 2008-2009 Charles H. ("Butch") Atwood, Chemistry Claiborne Glover, Biochemistry Joel Black, Comparative Literature Brenda Cude, Housing & Consumer Economics W. Dale Greene, School of Forestry & Natural Resources Tricia Lootens, English Naomi Norman, Classics Ray Paolino, Theatre & Film Studies Brigitte Rossbacher, German & Slavic Languages
	List of former Senior Teaching Fellows (link to photos of former Fellows)
	SENIOR TEACHING FELLOWS1988-2007 2006-2007 Chi Thai, Biological and Agricultural Engineering Claiborne Glover, Biochemistry Doug Toma, Institute of Higher Education John Morrow, History Helen Epps, Textiles, Merchandise, & Interiors Ann Bucholtz, Management Karl Espelie, Entomology Jolene Davis, Department of Music 2005-2006 Woody Beck , Sociology Sarah Covert, Forestry Resources George Francisco , Pharmacy Willliam Kisaalita, Biological Agriculture Engineering John Maltese , SPIA Diana Ranson, Romance Languages Rob Shewfelt , Food Science & Technology Martha Thomas, Music 2004-2005 Greg Broughton, Music David Hazinski, Telecommunications Catherine Jones, Romance Languages Ron McClendon, Biological & Agricultural Engineering Steve Olejnik, Educational Psychology Rosemary Phelps, Counseling & Human Development Margaret Robinson, Social Work 2003-2004 Michelle Barton, Large Animal Medicine Christy Desmet, English Andy Horne, Counseling & Human Development Tony McCutchen, Music David Newman, Forest Resources Will Power, Religion Lloyd Rieber, Instructional Technology Lynne Sallot, Advertising & Public Relations 2002-2003 Marcus Fechheimer, Cellular Biology John Inscoe, History Peggy Kreshel, Advertisinig & Public Relations Velma McBride Murry, Child & Family Development Tom Purinton, Anatomy & Radiology Tom Reeves, Instructional Technology Steve Turner, Agricultural & Applied Economics Scott Weinberg, Environmental Design 2001-2002 JoBeth Allen ,Teacher Education Bob Boehmer, Insurance, Legal Studies & Real Estate Bob Brussack, Law Mark Harrison, Food Science & Technology Nancy Kropf, Social Work Charles McCall, Clinical & Administrative Services Charlotte Wallinga, Child & Family Development David Williams, Religion 2000-2001 Maurice Daniels, Social Work Denise Glynn, Teacher Education Charles Kutal, Chemistry Thomas Taylor, Clinical Pharmacy Program Lynda Walters, Child & Family Development Glenn Ware, Forest Resources Lanny Webb, Art Rebecca White, School of Law 1999-2000 Paul Ammons, Social Work Ileana Arias, Psychology Dan Coenen, Law Mike Duncan, Chemistry Charley Eidsvik, Drama & Theater Keith Karnok, Crop & Soil Sciences Marguerite Koepke, Environmental Design Brenda Manning, Teacher Education 1998-1999 Donna Alvermann, Reading Education Marshall Darley, Botany Elissa R. Henken, English Mary Ann Johnson, Foods & Nutrition Lee Reed, Insurance/Legal Studies/Real Estate/ Management Sciences Art Rosenbaum, Art Bob Warren, Forest Resources Susan White, Large Animal Medicine 1997-1998 Patricia Bell-Scott, Family & Consumer Science Charles Bullock, Political Science Jean Friedman, History Bob Matthews, Entomology Sharan Merriam, Leadership & Lifelong Learning Charles Mims, Plant Pathology Fred Stephenson, Marketing & Distribution Richard Westmacott, Environmental Design 1996-1997 Patricia Bell-Scott, Child & Family Development/Women's Studies Josef Broder, Agricultural & Applied Economics William Flatt, Foods & Nutrition/Animal & Dairy Science Shawn Glynn, Educational Psychology/Science Education Loch Johnson, Political Science James Pippin, Social Work Peter Shedd, Insurance/Legal Studies/Real Estate/Management Sciences Michele Simpson, Academic Assistance 1995-1996 Edward Azoff, Mathematics Allie Kilpatrick, Social Work Dean Krugman, Advertising/Public Relations Daniel Smith, Accounting Anne Sweaney, Housing & Consumer Economics Frances Teague, English Roger Thomas, Psychology Brahm Verma, Biological & Agricultural Economics 1994-1995 Jeanne Barsanti, Small Animal Medicine Ronald Ellington, Law Margaret Holt, Adult Education Charles Hudson, Anthropology Ronald B. Miller, African American Studies Sherrie Nist, Academic Assistance Freddie White, Agricultural & Applied Economics Kenneth Whitten, Chemistry 1993-1994 Howard Ansel, Pharmaceutics William Barstow, Botany Delmer Dunn, Political Science William Holmes, History Kermit Hutchenson, Statistics David Landau, Physics & Astronomy Beverly Payne, Elementary Education Katherine Prestwood, Parasitology 1992-1993 Gary Bertsch, Political Science Graham Brister, Forest Resources Rodney Canfield, Computer Science Catherine Howett, Environmental Design Stanley Longman, Drama & Theatre Hugh Nourse, Insurance/Legal Studies/Real Estate/Management Science Theresa Perenich, Textiles, Merchandising & Interiors Judith Reiff, Early Childhood Education 1991-1992 Robert Anderson, Physics & Astronomy Ronald Bogue, Comparative Literature Nancy Canolty, Foods & Nutrition Joe Crim, Cellular Biology/Zoology Samuel Davis, Law Harriet Hair, Music Patrick McKeown, Management Genelle Morain, Language Education 1990-1991 Karen Calhoun, Psychology Ronald Carlson, Law Henry Edwards, Mathematics Thomas Ganschow, History Richard Hill, Chemistry Sylvia Hutchinson, Reading Education James Okey, Instructional Technology Susette Talarico, Political Science 1989-1990 Gilles Allard, Geology Wayne Crowell, Pathology Bernard Dauenhauer, Philosophy Peter Dress, Forest Resources Richard Graham, Music Peter Jorgensen, Germanic & Slavic Languages Sylvia Pannell, Drama & Theatre Betty Whitten, Insurance/Legal Studies/Real Estate/Management Science 1988-1989 Wyatt Anderson, Genetics Joseph Berrigan, History Betty Jean Craige, Comparative Literature John Hatfield, Management Clifton Pannell, Geography Sharon Price, Child & Family Development Carmen M. Tesser, Romance Languages Robert Wood, Physics
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