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Governor's Teaching Fellows Award Recipients

2021 1688�� Award Recipients

1688�� Participants and Recipients

GTF Academic Year Symposia 2021-2022

Stephanie Rountree, English

GTF Summer Symposium 2020

Tashia Caughran, Chemistry/Biochemistry
Deferred to 2021

2020 1688�� Award Recipients

GTF Academic Year Symposia 2020-2021

Juman Al Bukhari, Arabic

GTF Academic Year Symposia 2020

Tashia Caughran, Chemistry/Biochemistry

2019 1688�� Award Recipients

GTF Academic Year Symposia 2019-2020

Margaret Williamson, Sociology & Human Services

2018 1688�� Award Recipients

GTF Academic Year Symposia 2018-2019

Ahmad Ghafarian, Computer Science

GTF Summer Symposium 2018

Lisa Diehl, English

2017 1688�� Award Recipients

GTF Academic Year Symposia 2017-2018

Katherine Kipp, Psychological Science

GTF Summer Symposium 2017

Lauren Johnson, College of Education

2016 1688�� Award Recipients

GTF Academic Year Symposia 2016-2017

Ken Martin, Spanish

Michallene McDaniel, Sociology & Human Services

GTF Summer Symposia 2016

David Smith, Communications, Media & Journalism

2015 1688�� Award Recipients

GTF Academic Year Symposia 2015-2016

Rosaria Meek, Spanish

2014 1688�� Award Recipients

GTF Academic Year Symposia 2014-2015

Laura Ng, English

2013 1688�� Award Recipients

GTF Academic Year Symposia 2013-2014

Jennifer Graff, Visual Arts

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