Nominate someone for teaching and supervision awards

Thank you for considering to nominate one of our instructors for the School of Public Health Sciences Teaching Award and/or Supervision Award.

The goal of these awards is to recognize and promote teaching excellence within the School of Public Health Sciences (SPHS). It will help us to recognize SPHS’ commitment to teaching and formally acknowledge the outstanding work of SPHS faculty who inspire our students.

The Teaching Award recognizes exceptional instructors teaching undergraduate and/or graduate courses in SPHS. They would have to show their commitment to students’ learning inside and outside of the classroom.

The Supervision Award recognizes instructors who dedicate their time to supervise and mentor undergraduate and graduate students. The overall aim of this award is to establish mentorship and supervision of students as a valuable form of teaching.

First name

Last name

Email address

What is your current affiliation with the University of Waterloo?

Undergraduate student

Graduate student

Faculty member

Staff member

Other

Which instructor would you like to nominate?

Which award are you nominating this instructor for?

Teaching Award

Supervision Award

Why should this instructor be considered for this award?

To be considered for this award, the instuctor must have done one or more of the following. Please check all that apply.

Recognized as an outstanding advocate for student success.

Made a significant effort to improve the students' enjoyment of the course (i.e. via activities, presentation styles, assessment types).

Contributed to academic success (i.e. making course material thought-provoking, easy-to-understand, engaging).

Contributed to occupational success (i.e. incorporated field-related guest speakers, activities, skills development).

Inspired students to discover and pursue interests.

Contributed to student wellbeing and personal development.

Considered by students to be an excellent mentor and role model.

Contributed to the sense of community in SPHS and demonstrated support for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion goals.

Is there anything else you would like to add?