Colleagues, staff, administrators, and friends and family came together on Wednesday May 3 to celebrate the achievements of the 2023 Teaching Excellence Award (TEA) recipients. This year, Kofi Gbolonyo (Performing Arts – Jazz), Jerome Genz (Kinesiology), Laura Harrison (Performing Arts – Jazz), David Kirk (University One), and Emma Trottier (Social Sciences) shared the honor. More than just an awards ceremony, the Recipients’ Dialogue allowed those in attendance to hear more about the teaching strategies each recipient utilizes in their classroom practice. The Centre for Teaching Excellence crafted a specific question for each recipient based upon the student nominations, the recipient’s response, and the theme of this year’s Symposium Health and Well-being.
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TEA 2023 recipient Jerome Genz (Kinesiology) discusses his strategies for drawing students in with a good story.
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TEA 2023 recipient David Kirk shares a laugh with the audience as he discusses his classroom practices meant to help students feel they belong.
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TEA 2023 recipient Laura Harrison (Performing Arts - Jazz) shares her strategies for making teachable moments (mistakes), inclusive for her students.
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Brit Paris - Director, Teaching and Learning, presents Jerome Genz the 2023 TEA.
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Brad Martin - Dean, Faculty of Education, Health, and Human Development, and Brit Paris - Director, Teaching and Learning, present David Kirk the 2023 TEA.
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Brit Paris - Director, Teaching and Learning, presents Laura Harrison the 2023 TEA.
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