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Graduate School Faculty Awards

May 7, 2014

Richard Huneke and Athena Patel

Drexel University College of Medicine's Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences and Professional Studies recently recognized faculty excellence with its inaugural Teaching and Mentoring Awards. Faculty members were selected by fellow faculty, staff and students to receive these honors.

Flip through our Facebook photo album from the event.

The Teaching Awards were presented to faculty members who have demonstrated commitment to, and excellence in, the education of students through innovative programs, as well as the ability to inspire, promote, and sustain the intellectual development of students, serving as a teacher, leader, mentor and role model.

The Mentoring Awards were presented to faculty members who have demonstrated excellence in mentoring colleagues and/or students by creating a supportive, effective environment, while advocating for the advancement of their mentees in their chosen discipline and serving as a trusted adviser and role model.

Here is a list of the recipients and the students who presented each with their awards:

Faculty Teaching Award – Premed Program
Karen Hurley, PhD
Presented by Andrew Graziano, Medical Science Program

Faculty Mentoring Award – Premed Program
Monika Jost, PhD
Presented by Dustin Sedor, Interdisciplinary Health Science

Faculty Teaching Award – Professional Studies
William Welsh, MS
Presented by Deegent Adhvaryu, Forensic Science

Faculty Mentoring Award – Professional Studies
Richard Huneke, DVM, MPH
Presented by Athena Patel, Laboratory Animal Science

About the Graduate School

With 40 doctoral, master's and certificate programs in a wide array of disciplines, Drexel University College of Medicine's Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences and Professional Studies offers the strengths of the medical school and its relationships with other Drexel colleges to provide students with career-focused learning experiences and extensive training in their fields. Its programs are innovative, cross-disciplinary, intellectually challenging and are integral to a comprehensive 21st century graduate education.

The Recipients & the Students Who Presented Their Awards
The recipients and the students who presented their awards, left to right: William Welsh, MS; Deegant Adhvaryu; Monika Jost, PhD; Dustin Sedor; Karen Hurley, PhD; Andrew Graziano; Athena Patel; Richard Huneke, DVM, MPH

 
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