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Graduate Teaching Award in Psychology
To recognize outstanding teaching at the graduate level.
This year's recipient is:
2022 - 2023 Jill Jacobson
Nature of Award
To recognize outstanding teaching at the graduate level.
Nomination Criteria
Any faculty member or member of the adjunct teaching staff who has taught a minimum of a half course in the Department of Psychology during the academic year in which the award is given.
Nomination Procedure
In March of each year, the Association of Graduate Students in Psychology invites members to nominate the instructor they feel is most deserving of this award. The name of the recipient will be forwarded to the Head of Department.
Selection Process
In March of each year, the Association of Graduate Students in Psychology invites members to nominate the instructor they feel is most deserving of this award. The name of the recipient will be forwarded to the Head of Department.
Presentation of Award
The award is presented annually at the Departmental Reception by the President of AGSIP, or their designate. The prize will be a book award and the name of the recipient engraved on a plaque to be hung in Humphrey Hall.
Past Winners
2022 - 2023 Jill Jacobson
2021 - 2022 Not awarded this year
2020 - 2021 Hans Dringenberg
2019 - 2020 Valerie Kuhlmeier
2018 - 2019 Jill Jacobson
2017 - 2018 Tess Clifford
2016 - 2017 Brad MacNeil
2015 - 2016 Thomas Hollenstein
2014 - 2015 Lee Fabrigar
2013 - 2014 Jill Jacobson
2012 - 2013 Li-Jun Ji
2010 - 2011 Kate Harkness
2009 - 2010 Mark Sabbagh
2008 - 2009 Hans Dringenberg
2007 - 2008 Michela David
2006 - 2007 Lee Fabrigar
2005 - 2006 Jill Jacobson
2004 - 2005 Doug Mewhort
2003 - 2004 Ron Holden
Nature of Award
Prize for the best teaching assistant in a Psychology course.
Nomination Criteria
Judged best teaching assistant in Psychology.
Nomination Procedure
Call for nominations is held in March. Instructors or students may put forward a nomination to the graduate coordinator.
Selection Process
Selection is made by a three-person sub-committee of the Graduate Committee in Psychology.
Presentation of Award
Announcement of the prize winner is published in the departmental weekly memo and a letter of congratulations is issued to the winner along with a cheque for $400.
Past Winners
2022 - 2023 Devin Fowlie
2021 - 2022 Andrew Hall
2020 - 2021 Caitlin Barry
2019 - 2020 Simone Cunningham
2018 - 2019 Pelin Tan
2017 - 2018 Shana Needham
2016 - 2017 Kalee DeFrance
2015 - 2016 Nida Latif
2014 - 2015 Jeff Rocca
2013 - 2014 Joyce Li
2012 - 2013 Michael Grossman
2011 - 2012 Laura Stefanik
2010 - 2011 Julia Burbidge
2009 - 2010 Lindsay Schaeffer
2008 - 2009 Leigh Turner
2007 - 2008 Tara Haley
2006 - 2007 Anna Ebel-Lam
2005 - 2006 Jennifer Passey
2004 - 2005 Joe Camilleri
2003 - 2004 Randy Jamieson
2002 - 2003 Anjanie McCarthy
2001 - 2002 Angela Book
2000 - 2001 Christine Koh
2000 - 2001 Jennifer Laforce
1999 - 2000 Leslie Phillmore
1998 - 1999 Jan Baker
1998 - 1999 Angela Digout
1997 - 1998 Frank Russo
1996 - 1997 Todd Arnedt
1995 - 1996 Paul Mallet
1994 - 1995 Paula Kerr
1993 - 1994 Helen Sandys-Wunsch
Nature of Award
To recognize outstanding teaching at the undergraduate level.
Nomination Criteria
Any faculty member or member of the adjunct teaching staff who has taught a minimum of a half course in the Department of Psychology during the academic year in which the award is given.
Nomination Procedure
In March of each year, the DSC in Psychology invites members to nominate the instructor they feel is most deserving of this award. The name of the recipient will be forwarded to the Head of Department.
Selection Process
In March of each year, the DSC in Psychology invites members to nominate the instructor they feel is most deserving of this award. The name of the recipient will be forwarded to the Head of Department.
Presentation of Award
The award is presented annually at the Departmental Reception by the DSC Committee, (President). The prize will be a book award and the name of the recipient engraved on a plaque to be hung in Humphrey Hall.
Past Winners
2022 - 2023 David Hauser
2021 - 2022 David Hauser
2020 - 2021 Hans Dringenberg
2019 - 2020 David Hauser
2018 - 2019 Meredith Chivers
2017 - 2018 Christopher Bowie
2016 - 2017 Caroline Pukall
2015 - 2016 Ronald Holden
2014 - 2015 Caroline Pukall
2013 - 2014 Ronald Holden
2012 - 2013 Caroline Pukall
2011 - 2012 Jill Atkinson
2010 - 2011 Caroline Pukall
2009 - 2010 Patricia Minnes
2008 - 2009 Janet Menard
2007 - 2008 Janet Menard
2006 - 2007 Jill Jacobson
2005 - 2006 Kate Harkness
2004 - 2005 Lee Fabrigar
2003 - 2004 Ron Holden