
Teaching portfolios require the nominee to write a reflective statement explaining their approach to teaching to teaching and provide appendix items which provide examples of and evidence for the reflective statement. The Knox award winner was selected by the CTE committee by examining the nominees’ teaching portfolios. Interview questions will be standard and provide the selection committee an opportunity to explore the finalists' teaching achievements further. Finalists who are selected will be invited for an interview (30 minutes or less) with the selection committee. Second Round Selection ProcessĪround February 1, the committee will meet to discuss the applications. Please note: Past winners of the Knox Teaching Award or the Distinguished Teaching Award are not eligible until 10 years after their Knox or DTA award date. documented evidence of student learning outcome.respects diverse talents and ways of learning.With these qualities and dimensions in mind, the review committee will evaluate the applications based on the features of teaching excellence listed below: active participation in experiential learning and community partnerships.heightened awareness and appreciation of cultural diversity and the importance of global contexts.learning through inquiry, experimentation, and discovery.The Knox winner possess qualities of a creative and innovative educator with a demonstrated record of fostering critical thinking and engagement of undergraduates along one or more of the following dimensions: When non-written materials (e.g., videos) or links to additional materials are included, be mindful that the review time of the supporting materials and documented evidence should be commensurate with the review of 15 written pages. Supporting materials and documented evidence cannot exceed 15 pages (12 point font Times New Roman 1 inch margins single or double spaced). examples of teaching artifacts (e.g., electronic teaching portfolio, links to game or website of teaching materials syllabi assessments).


Faculty who are nominated and eligible will be invited to submit an application packet by January 14.


#KNOX PACKETS PROFESSIONAL#
Award winners receive a professional expense allocation of $3,000 in support of their teaching and for professional activities related to the scholarship of teaching and learning.įaculty candidates for the Knox Award are nominated by their peers. This award is conferred upon faculty members whose achievements unequivocally merit the recognition for excellence in teaching. Phillips Knox, a 1968 graduate, the award recognizes creative, innovative, and engaging teaching methods at the undergraduate level.
