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Atlanta, GA | Posted: November 28, 2017
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The Than-a-Teacher program is a Center for Teaching and Learning initiative that allows students to show appreciation to faculty members, teaching assistants, mentors, and advisors who have made a difference in their education.
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Thank a TeacherWould you like to thank a Georgia Tech educator for the difference he or she has made in your education? The Thank a Teacher program is a Center for Teaching and Learning initiative that allows students to show appreciation to faculty members, teaching assistants, mentors, and advisors who have made a difference in their education. So, how does it work? All you have to do is share your thoughts by completing the form below, and your thanks will be passed along. (You can remain anonymous or include your name.)
Letters are briefly screened and then printed. The note is then sent through campus mail to your instructor, along with a certificate and a letter explaining that someone has written a note on their behalf. Every person who receives a note will be invited to participate in Celebrating Teaching Day in March and/or Dean Griffin Day in March.
