Awards, Funding, and Recognition
The LTG program enhances teaching and learning at UGA through the effective use of media and information technology. This program supports both innovative explorations of new technology and thoughtful implementation of current applications.
Has a teacher enriched your life or lit a spark that made you excited to go to class? Is there a teaching assistant who changed the way you think about a discipline and inspired you to learn more? Is there a professor who made an extra effort to help you learn or whose passion for a subject has become your own? You are invited to let that teacher—and the University community—know about it. Filling out the form below will enable us to convey and acknowledge your appreciation of your teacher's work, dedication, and extra effort. Share a simple thanks or relate a short anecdote to let that teacher know what you valued and why it was important to you. Comments about current courses will be held until after the grading period for the class.
Sarah Moss Fellowships for young faculty at University of Georgia provide funds for
travel and related expenses for faculty pursuing advanced study in institutions of
higher learning abroad and in the United States. The purpose of these fellowships
is to provide a broad outlook and acquaintance with conditions and standards in other
parts of the world.
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CTL recognizes faculty expertise and successful teaching with several honors and assists in preparation of faculty awards packet for numerous external awards.
The Center for Teaching and Learning is constantly searching for awards and fellowships to showcase the pedagogues at the University of Georgia. The University celebrates this spirit of teaching excellence with the prestigious Meigs Professorship and the Russell Award. Yet, faculty members should be aware of their eligibility for additional state, regional, and national awards.
CTL is excited to partner with faculty, departments, and deans in selecting and preparing nominees for these and other awards that would highlight the skills and talents of University faculty members.