Monmouth University-William Roberts Charitable Foundation Outstanding Teaching Award 2011
2011 Award Nominations
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2010 Outstanding Teaching Award
ATTENTION SENIORS WHO WILL GRADUATE IN JANUARY 2011 OR MAY 2011
Please Help Us Honor The Outstanding High School Teacher Who Made A Significant Impact On Your Life By Participating In The 2011 Monmouth University-Roberts Charitable Foundation Outstanding Teaching Award.
(From left) President Gaffney and Provost Pearson join student nominator Diane Washer and her outstanding teacher Jean L. Malinowski, along with Dean Romeo and MU Trustee, William Roberts at the 2010 Awards dinner on May 13, 2010.
(From left) Provost Pearsons join student nominator Michael J. McGivney and his outstanding teacher Patrick J. McGann, along with Dean Romeo, MU Trustee William Roberts, and President Gaffney at the 2010 Awards dinner.
MEMORANDUM TO: All Members of the Senior Class
RE: Monmouth University-Roberts Charitable Foundation Outstanding Teaching Award
Monmouth University seniors expecting to graduate have an opportunity to recognize superior teaching by nominating an outstanding secondary school teacher who played an important role in their lives. The Monmouth University-Roberts Charitable Foundation Outstanding Teaching Award will be awarded during Commencement week in May. The recipients, up to three each year, will be brought to Monmouth and honored at a dinner prior to Commencement to which students and their parents will also be invited. Each honoree will receive an award of $1,500. Furthermore, every nominated teacher will receive a certificate of recognition.
Devoted teachers often receive little recognition for their efforts, and students have too few chances to reward them. If one of your secondary school teachers, who is still teaching, (retired teachers will be considered for the prize only under exceptional circumstances) stands out as a person deserving the Monmouth University-Roberts Charitable Foundation Outstanding Teaching Award, please submit his or her name on the nomination form. Keep in mind that the information you provide in your nomination will play the most important role in our deliberation process.
Completed forms should be submitted to Dr. Lynn Romeo, Dean of the School of Education and chair of the Selection Committee, McAllan Hall, Room 116, or by e-mail to soedean@monmouth.edu by Friday, December 10, 2010.
Nomations will be reviewed by a committee composed of five faculty, five students, and chaired by the Dean of Education.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact Kathleen O'Donnel in the Dean's Office, School of Education, at 732-571-7518 or kodonnel@monmouth.edu. I urge you to take this opportunity to honor a member of the teaching profession.
Paul G. Gaffney II
President
Please Note: This Award Is NOT OPEN To Monmouth University Professors
