Apgar Award for Innovation in Teaching
Apgar Award for Innovation in Teaching
Every year, the Dartmouth Center for the Advancement of Learning (DCAL) awards the Apgar Award for Innovation in Teaching. Thanks to a generous donation from Mahlon Apgar, IV D'62 and Sarah Tipper Apgar, Tu'11, this gift annually rewards and supports innovative teaching initiatives by early career, non-tenured faculty. The award recognizes existing courses that cross traditional academic boundaries and that are likely to have practical applications in students' lives. Previous awards winners include:
- Professor Rafe Steinhauer for "Design & Education."
- Professor Sonya Mishra for "Leading Diverse Organizations."
- Professors Maron Greenleaf and Sarah Kelly for "Environmental Justice."
- Professors Kimberly Rogers and Jason Houle for their capstone major course, The Sociological Imagination
- Professors Eugene Korsunskiy and Peter Robbie for "Senior Design Challenge."
- Dr. Sara Chaney and Dr. Bill Hudenko for "Autism: Science, Story, and Experience."
- Professors Russell Muirhead and David Plunkett for "Current Research in Social/Political Philosophy."
- Professors Deb Nichols and Julie Hruby for "Who Owns the Past?"