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Atlanta, GA | Posted: March 31, 2020
Rebecca Keane
Director of Communications
rebecca.keane@iac.gatech.edu
Summary Sentence:
Thirteen Ivan Allen College faculty are among the 40 instructors named as recipients of the Class of 1934 CIOS Awards.
Full Summary:
Congratulations to the thirteen Ivan Allen College faculty who are among the 40 instructors named as recipients of the Class of 1934 CIOS (Course Instructor Opinion Survey) awards for teaching excellence.
Assistant Professor Johnny Smith Lectures During ClassCongratulations to the thirteen Ivan Allen College faculty who are among the 40 instructors named as recipients of the Class of 1934 CIOS (Course Instructor Opinion Survey) awards for teaching excellence.
The recipients are:
Lindsey Bullinger, Public Policy, Assistant Professor
Lionel Gall, Modern Languages, Senior Lecturer
Claire Greenstein, International Affairs, Postdoctoral Fellow
Yongtaek Kim, Modern Languages, Associate Professor
Aya McDaniel, Modern Languages, Lecturer
Natalia Myshkin, Modern Languages, Lecturer
Melissa Pilkington, Modern Languages, Lecturer
John Smith, History and Sociology, Associate Professor
Nicholas Sturm, Literature, Media, and Communication, Brittain Fellow
Satomi Suzuki-Shenoweth, Linguistics, Lecturer
Samba Sy, Modern Languages, Lecturer
Kimiaki Yamaguchi, Modern Languages, Lecturer
Lisa Yaszek, Literature, Media, and Communication, Professor
The award is open to full-time instructors who administer the Course Instructor Opinion Survey (CIOS) to their students. Courses are categorized into large classes or small classes, then awards are given based on CIOS scores and the number of students who responded. CIOS scores are based on student responses in three categories: the instructor’s respect and concern for students; their level of enthusiasm about teaching the course; and their ability to stimulate my interest in the subject matter. The awards are funded by an endowment by the Class of 1934.
