For Excellence in Graduate Teaching and Mentoring
The John S. Diekhoff Award is presented to four full-time faculty members who make exemplary contributions to the education and development of graduate students at Case Western Reserve University. The award was created in honor of John Diekhoff, who served in several capacities during his tenure here. From 1956 to 1970, he served as professor of English, chair of the Department of English, dean of Cleveland College, acting dean of the School of Graduate Studies and vice provost of the university.
In 1978, the university created the award to recognize outstanding contributions to the education of graduate students through advising, mentoring, and classroom teaching. Initially, the award was presented to full-time faculty members who serve as outstanding teachers to graduate students, connect them with experts in their discipline, engage them academically, and actively promote their professional development. In 2009, the award was expanded to recognize full-time faculty members who excel in the mentoring of graduate students. Up to four winners will be chosen annually for excellence in teaching and/or mentoring.
The award is sponsored by the School of Graduate Studies. A committee of graduate students reviews the nominations and recommends the winners.
Review the criteria for nominating faculty. Submit your nomination now through Sunday, January 21, 2024.
Congratulations to Our 2023 Winners
Karla Coburn - Anatomy |
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Jason Mears - Pharmacology |
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Andrew Pieper - Psychiatry |
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Bill Yu - Civil and Environmental Engineering |
See the list of all prior winners for the John S. Diekhoff Awards.
Congratulations to Our 2023 Nominees!
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