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daily nebraskan
friday, march 10, 1978
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Chairman denies charges
The chairman of the
committee that considers
nominations for distin
guished teaching awards re
cently denied charges that
the selection procedure
lacked student input.
Donal Burns of the Fa
culty Committee on Instruc
tional Development said
such a charge was "ludi
crous." Burns said the Faculty
Instructional Development
Committee has five faculty
members, one undergrad
uate student who is a mem
ber of the student advisory
board to the College of Arts
and Sciences, one graduate
student and one associate
college dean.
At least one faculty
member has complained
that the selection process
was unfair.
"The committee will lit
erally refuse to admit any
candidate without student
input," Bums said.
One way students have
input is through teaching
evaluations, Burns said. Stu
dents' evaluations for the
past three years are an im
portant part of the commit
tee's decision, he said.
Award nominations are
made by students, faculty
members or alumni, he said.
According to a letter
from Burns to the faculty,
the first criteria for selecting
nominees is the "quality of
teaching and interaction
with undergraduates and
graduate students in the
classroom as evidenced by
student evaluations, excep
tional performance by stu
dents, and letters from
alumni."
All nominations require a
cover letter, the nomination
form and supporting evi
dence. Evidence includes
the student, faculty and
alumni evaluations.
Feb. 15 was the last day
nominations were accepted.
The awards will be present
ed April 14 at the UNL
Honors Convocation.
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