The 2006 Penn Prize for Excellence in Teaching by Graduate Students

The Penn Prize for Excellence in Teaching by Graduate Students was established by the President in 2000 to recognize the profound impact graduate students have on undergraduate education at Penn. Nominations for the award come from the undergraduates. Ten prizes are awarded annually.

Featured with President Amy Gutmann and Deputy Provost Janice Bellace, are this year's awardees:

(Front):
Erin Buckley - Physics and Astronomy

Christa Cesario - Anthropology

Kristin Doughty - Anthropology

(back)
Faye Allard - Sociology

Rebecca Arvary - Chemistry

A.Rahman Ford - Political Science

Kevin Galloway - Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics

Emily Ogden - English

Andrew Knight - Management

John Roper - History

This year 189 nominations were received. In addition to the ten awardees, the Selection Committee extends congratulations to students who received Honorable Mention.

The "statement of teaching philosophy" for each awardee is posted on this web site.

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