2010-2011 Academic Senate Distinguished Faculty Awards

Distinction In Teaching Awarded to Kenny Banh, MD & Timothy Berger, MD
Distinction In Mentoring Awarded to Mallory O. Johnson, MD & Jeanette Brown, MD

The Academic Senate is pleased to announce this year’s recipients of the Distinction In Teaching and the Distinction In Mentoring Awards.

2010-2011 Distinguished Faculty Award Recipients

Recipients of the Academic Senate Distinction In Teaching Awards and the Distinction In Mentoring Awards will be honored at the Academic Senate Distinguished Faculty Awards Ceremony to be held Wednesday, April 6, 2011 at 3:30 p.m. in Cole Hall HSW-300 (reception following on the mezzanine).

Distinction in Teaching

Category 1 (UCSF Faculty Less Than 5 Years): The 2011 Academic Senate Distinction in Teaching Award for faculty at UCSF five years or fewer goes to Kenny Banh, MD, Health Sciences Assistant Clinical Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine.

Category 2 (UCSF Faculty More Than 5 Years): The 2011 Academic Senate Distinction in Teaching Award for faculty at UCSF more than five years goes to Timothy Berger, MD, Professor of Clinical Dermatology, Department of Dermatology.

2010-2011 Distinguished Faculty Awards Poster
                Event Poster

To select each year’s recipients the Academic Senate Committee on Academic Personnel designates a selection committee comprised of faculty and student representatives from all four schools. Student representatives are assigned by Associate Deans from each of the respective Schools. This award honors teaching efforts with both students and residents.

Distinction in Mentoring

Category 1 (Faculty at the Assistant or Associate rank): The 2011 recipient of the Academic Senate Distinction In Mentoring Award for faculty at the Associate rank is Mallory O. Johnson, MD, Associate Professor In Residence, Obstetrics, Gynecology, & Reproductive Sciences.

Category 2 (Faculty at the rank of full Professor): The 2011 recipient of the Academic Senate Distinction In Mentoring Award for faculty at the rank of full Professor is Jeanette Brown, MD, Professor In Residence, Memory & Aging Center, Departments of Neurology & Psychiatry.


Date/Location: Wednesday, April 6, 2011 at 3:30 p.m. in Cole Hall HSW-300 (reception following on the mezzanine)


The Distinction In Mentoring Award Selection Committee is appointed by the Associate Deans in the respective Schools, and is Chaired by a member of the Committee on Academic Personnel. The review committee has equal representative from all four schools, and is comprised of four professor-level faculty and four at the level of associate professor. This award honors mentoring efforts with both faculty and fellows.

 


Resources:
Distinction in Teaching Past Recipients
Distinction in Mentoring Past Recipients
All Academic Senate Awards
Academic Senate Posters