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Mathematics
presented
DATLE award
The Department of Mathematics has been selected as the winner of the 2006 Departmental Award for Teaching and Learning Excellence (DATLE). As part of its award, the department will receive a check for $5,000 and a recurring addition of $15,000 to its base funding, beginning next fiscal year. The funding will be used to support teaching and learning excellence.
The DATLE award was established to recognize and reward outstanding accomplishment by departments in teaching and learning. To win the award, a department must demonstrate notable excellence in undergraduate, graduate, or professional teaching, with wide involvement from faculty, staff and students. Additional emphasis is placed on recognizing the synergistic advantage for undergraduate education of the research and extension capabilities, interests, and programs of the faculty.
The Provost’s Office selected the winner based on the recommendations of an ad hoc committee. That committee was appointed from members and recommendations of the University Standing Committee on the Evaluation of Teaching, the Executive Committee of the Academy of Outstanding Teachers, the Faculty Senate, the Student Senate and the Staff Senate.
For more information, visit www.ncsu.edu/provost/dept_awards/.
Posted May 19, 2006
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