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The Graduate Student Association at UC Santa Barbara is pleased to announce the 2021 Excellence in Teaching Award recipients. The GSA Excellence in Teaching Award (ETA) recognizes graduate students who have shown excellence and gone above and beyond as teachers at UC Santa Barbara. Read on to learn more!
The Graduate Student Association at UC Santa Barbara is pleased to announce the 2021 Excellence in Teaching Award recipients. The GSA Excellence in Teaching Award (ETA) recognizes graduate students who have shown excellence and gone above and beyond as teachers at UC Santa Barbara. Anyone in the UC Santa Barbara campus community can nominate a teaching assistant or associate for this award.
Award winners:
Sarah Dunne, Department of History
Magdalena Padilla, Department of Spanish and Portuguese
Solaire Denaud, Comparative Literature Program
Heath Pennington, Department of Theater and Dance
George Ygarza, Department of Global Studies
Nancy Morales, Department of Feminist Studies
Karen Tsai, Department of Linguistics
Himadhari Sharma, Counseling, Clinical, and School Psychology
Christopher Everett, Department of Earth Science
Jeffrey Carmichael, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Megan Elcheikhali, Department of Statistics and Applied Probability
Maite Urcaregui, Department of English
Emmanuela Schoinoplokaki, Department of Classics
Jack Strelich, Psychological and Brain Sciences
The following students received honorable mentions:
Deena Al-halabieh, Department of English
Tyler Morgenstern, Department of Film and Media Studies
Daniel Ulises Rios Arroyo, Department of Education
Anthony Wong, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
The Graduate Student Association would like to invite all campus communities and members to celebrate these outstanding graduate students, who selflessly devoted their time to the community. The virtual ceremony is on June 1 at 7 pm via Zoom. For event registration, please click here.