Centennial Teaching Assistant Award recipients named
Thirty-eight teaching assistants in a wide range of disciplines have been honored with Centennial Teaching Assistant Awards. The awards program recognizes and rewards outstanding instruction by teaching assistants in the schools of Humanities and Sciences, Earth Sciences and Engineering.
The program was initiated 22 years ago by psychology Professor Ewart Thomas, who created it during his years as dean of the School of Humanities and Sciences to acknowledge and celebrate the important role that teaching assistants play at Stanford. Each recipient is awarded a certificate and $500 prize.
This year's winners follow:
School of Humanities and Sciences
Anthropology: Nina Hazelton, Claudia Liuzza
Biology: Laura Bronsart, Kelli Davies
Communication: Ethan Plaut
Drama: Michael St. Clair
East Asian Languages and Cultures: Kevin Singleton, Adrian Thieret
Economics: Xiaochen Fan, Charles Wang, Laurence Wong
English: Lindsey Dolich, Allen Frost, Long Le-Khac
French and Italian: Deb Tennen
History: Bradford Bouley
Human Biology: Sophie Lambert, Heather Roberts
Iberian and Latin American Cultures: Francisca Gonzalez Flores, Todd Mack
Linguistics: Uriel Cohen-Priva
Mathematics: Henry Adams, David Sher, Anca Vacarescu
Religious Studies: Rafal Felbur
Statistics: Gourab Mukherjee
School of Earth Sciences
Earth Systems Program: Chris Fedor
Emmett Interdisciplinary Program in Environment and Resources: Austin Becker
Energy Resources Engineering: Mohammed Alaskar
Environmental Earth System Science: Chris Skinner
Geological and Environmental Sciences: Eitan Shelef
Geophysics: Jessica Reeves
School of Engineering
Bioengineering: Wei Huang
Chemical Engineering: Anders Berliner
Civil and Environmental Engineering: Sara Marks
Institute for Computational and Mathematical Engineering: Mary Cameron
Management Science and Engineering: Lauren Cipriano
Mechanical Engineering: Ramsharan Rangarajan
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