Drexel Engineering takes great pride in our accomplished faculty. We encourage all of our faculty to seek out awards programs and recognitions, building up their awards portfolios towards more significant recognitions, such as Fellow and other prestigious honors.
Faculty can explore opportunities in our Awards Database and see which faculty have received recognition.
Not sure where to begin or how to proceed with an awards nomination? Contact Dorilona Rose (dr62@drexel.edu) for assistance.
- The College of Engineering Awards honor those who have shown exceptional performance in a particular area and are bestowed annually. Faculty awards include Outstanding Service Award, Outstanding Teaching Award, Outstanding Early-Career Research Award, Outstanding Mid-Career Research Award, Outstanding Career Research Award, Outstanding Innovation Award, Inclusive Excellence Award, and Outstanding Adjunct Faculty Award.
- The Office of the Provost honors full-time and part-time faculty for teaching, scholarship, and professional service with the annual Provost Awards program. Awards include the Allen Rothwarf Award for Teaching Excellence Presented to Junior Tenure-Track Faculty; Barbara G. Hornum Award for Teaching Excellence Presented to Teaching/Clinical Faculty; Adjunct Faculty Award for Teaching Excellence; Evidenced-Based Learning Award in Undergraduate Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math Education (STEM); Christian R. and Mary F. Lindback Foundation Award for Distinguished Teaching; Provost Award for Outstanding Early-Career Scholarly Productivity; Provost Award for Outstanding Mid-Career Scholarly Productivity; Provost Award for Outstanding Career Scholarly Productivity; and Harold Myers Award for Distinguished Service.
- The Office of Faculty Advancement Career Development Awards “are designed to help faculty increase their exposure to colleagues at other institutions who can be collaborators and role models while introducing outside scholars to faculty at Drexel.” This program is open to early-career, tenure-track faculty to develop mentors or networks, nationally or internationally, to create long-term collaborations. The deadline is in February annually.
- The University has two Faculty Fellow programs, the Provost Fellows Program and the Assessment Fellows Program, for which faculty can apply.
