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Phi Beta Kappa Initiation Ceremony
Friday, May 13, 2011
2:30 p.m.
Hamman Hall
Open to the public.
For more information, please contact
Rebecca Goetz
713-348-2548
Rebecca.A.Goetz@rice.edu
Sophia Meyer Farb
Prize for
Teaching
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 that
is partially supported by the Sophia M. Farb Family Phi Beta Kappa Endowed Fund (2009- ).
Winners of the Beta of Texas, Phi Beta Kappa Teaching
Prize
2011 - Nicoletta Orlandi (Philosophy)
2010 - Lisa Balabanlilar (History)
2009 - Luay Nakhleh (Computer Science)
2008 - Karim Al-Zand (Music)
2007 - Robert Englebretson (Linguistics)
2006 - Lisa Meffert (Ecology and
Evolutionary
Biology)
2005 - Bridget Gorman
(Sociology) and Adrian
Lenardic
(Earth Science)
2004 - Mark Embree (Computational and
Applied
Mathematics
2003 - Matthias Henze (Religious Studies) and
Allison
Sneider (History)
2002 - Keith Krumwiede (School of
Architecture)
2001 - Anthony Brandt (Music)
2000 - Mikki Hebl
(Psychology)
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)
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