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The 2003 Penn Prize for Excellence in Teaching by Graduate Students
The Penn Prize for Excellence in Teaching by Graduate Students was established in 2000 by President Judith Rodin. The prize recognizes excellence in teaching by graduate students across the university who, through their dedication to teaching, have had a profound impact on undergraduate education at Penn. Ten $500 awards were made in April of each year. This prize, that Dr. Rodin continues to sponsor, is unique in that it seeks nominations specifically from undergraduate students.

2003 Penn Prize Awardees (Left to right) Alexine Fleck (English), Stephennie Mulder (History of Art), Shane Yu (Management), Melody Mark (Ancient History), Deputy Provost P.Conn, University President J.Rodin, David Faris (Political Science), Noah Lim (Marketing), Christopher Makler (Economics), Dan Cain (Mathematics), Mike Smith (Biology), Suchitra Mattai (Fine Arts), & Penn Prize Committee Chair, Walter Licht.

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