See the Provost's Web site for deadlines and submission criteria for the following awards:
For more information about the faculty award programs including links to previous award recipients, visit the Faculty Resources page at the Office of the Provost web site.
For questions about the Excellence Awards, Teaching Incentive Program (TIP), and Research Incentive Program (RIA) Awards, contact the Office of Faculty Excellence.
See our listing of Founders' Day Award Winners here.
Faculty members who win the Teaching Excellence Awards on Founders' Day are also encouraged to provide a photo and teaching philosophy statement. Read the philosophies from these Teaching Excellence Award Winners here.
For criteria about the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL), check out Faculty Relations SoTL Information.
SoTL uses discovery, reflection, and evidence-based methods to research effective teaching and student learning. See our listing of SoTL Award Winners here.
The Chuck D. Dziuban Award for Excellence in Online Teaching recognizes one outstanding UCF faculty member who has taught at least one blended or fully online (M, W, V, RV) course within the previous academic year.
Ann Gleig
College of Arts and Humanities
At the heart of my teaching
philosophy is the conviction that teaching is a vocation in the original sense
of its Latin root, vocare, a
summoning to a particular type of service; in this instance, the call to
nurture the full development of the individual within a scho...
Kerstin Hamann
College of Sciences
My commitment to teaching does not end when I walk out of a classroom. To me, teaching means providing students with excellent training in Political Science, equipping them with the necessary skills to succeed in their careers, and helping them to become lifelong learners and to understand an increasingly complex ...
Farrah Cato
College of Arts & Humanities
In 2011, I was asked to work in the CAH Dean's Office as Coordinator of Scheduling and Undergraduate Curriculum. I took the opportunity, but refused to give up teaching. Every time I'm in the classroom or working with students, I engage in an incredibly valuable and rewarding process.
I get excited when students ...
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