Phi Beta Kappa. Beta of Texas. Activities .

Phi Beta Kappa
Beta of Texas, Rice University

Annual Initiation

Annual Initiation
2000 Initiates Dinner, sponsored by President Malcolm Gillis
Date: April 11, 2000, 6:00 pm
2000 initiates, Chapter Officers, and PBK Teaching Award Winners.

2000 Initation Ceremony
May 12, 2000 - 2:30pm - Hamman Hall
Open invitation
Other Events

PBK Phi Beta Kappa Teaching Prize
Each year, the Beta of Texas chapter recognizes a non-tenured assistant professor for outstanding teaching performance. In the face of intense emphasis to publish and serve professionally, these faculty have demonstrated an outstanding commitment to student education.
An ad hoc committee of the General Membership reviews student evaluations for non-tenured assistant professors. The President of the chapter notifies the outstanding faculty member and presents the award at the spring Initiation Ceremony. The award includes an honorarium (currently $1,500).
Winners of the Beta of Texas, Phi Beta Kappa Teaching Prize
2000 - TBN
1999 - Vicki Colvin (Chemistry)
1998 - Karen Schnietz (Administration)
1997 - Elysabeth Gamard (Architecture)
1996 - Daara Keeton (Art & Art History)
1995 - Earl Kay Stice (Business)
1994 - Richard Shockley (Business)
1993 - Carol Quillen (History)
1992 - Deborah Harter (French)
1991 - Graeme Rankine (Business)
1990 - Marco Ciufolini (Chemistry)
1989 - Richard Wilson (Political Science)
1988 - Kenneth Tucker (Sociology)
1987 - John Hutchinson (Chemistry)
1986 - Larry Temkin (Philosophy)
1985 - Susan Gillman (English) and Joseph Martin (Biology)
1984 - Robert Jones (English)
1983 - Roderick McIntosh (Anthropology)
1982 - Linda Adair (Anthropology)
1981 - Basilios N. Poulos (Art & Art History)
1980 - Deborah Nelson (French & Italian)
1979 - Rick Schuberth (Psychology)
1978 - Richard Smith (History)
1977 - Jeffrey Kurtzman (Music)

Back to Phi Beta Kappa Homepage

Maintained by Kerry Keck, last updated 2/8/00

Annual Initiation	Annual Initiation 2000 Initiates Dinner, sponsored by President Malcolm Gillis Date: April 11, 2000, 6:00 pm 2000 initiates, Chapter Officers, and PBK Teaching Award Winners. 2000 Initation Ceremony May 12, 2000 - 2:30pm - Hamman Hall Open invitation Other Events





PBK	Phi Beta Kappa Teaching Prize Each year, the Beta of Texas chapter recognizes a non-tenured assistant professor for outstanding teaching performance. In the face of intense emphasis to publish and serve professionally, these faculty have demonstrated an outstanding commitment to student education. An ad hoc committee of the General Membership reviews student evaluations for non-tenured assistant professors. The President of the chapter notifies the outstanding faculty member and presents the award at the spring Initiation Ceremony. The award includes an honorarium (currently $1,500). Winners of the Beta of Texas, Phi Beta Kappa Teaching Prize 2000 - TBN 1999 - Vicki Colvin (Chemistry) 1998 - Karen Schnietz (Administration) 1997 - Elysabeth Gamard (Architecture) 1996 - Daara Keeton (Art & Art History) 1995 - Earl Kay Stice (Business) 1994 - Richard Shockley (Business) 1993 - Carol Quillen (History) 1992 - Deborah Harter (French) 1991 - Graeme Rankine (Business) 1990 - Marco Ciufolini (Chemistry) 1989 - Richard Wilson (Political Science) 1988 - Kenneth Tucker (Sociology) 1987 - John Hutchinson (Chemistry) 1986 - Larry Temkin (Philosophy) 1985 - Susan Gillman (English) and Joseph Martin (Biology) 1984 - Robert Jones (English) 1983 - Roderick McIntosh (Anthropology) 1982 - Linda Adair (Anthropology) 1981 - Basilios N. Poulos (Art & Art History) 1980 - Deborah Nelson (French & Italian) 1979 - Rick Schuberth (Psychology) 1978 - Richard Smith (History) 1977 - Jeffrey Kurtzman (Music)