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Yes, we're proud of our faculty at UMM. We're proud of James Cotter's
national Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics and
Engineering Mentoring. We're proud of how frequently David Hoppe's work
on deformed frogs is quoted in scholarly journals and national
publications. We're proud of 'Doc' Carlson's famed jazz ensembles, of
Eric Klinger's research on daydreams, of John Ingle's art and Vicki
Graham's poetry and our high rate of tenure. But we may be proudest of
our faculty's excellence in teaching. The University of Minnesota rewards superior contributions to undergraduate education with its prestigious Horace T. Morse Award. 12% of these awards have gone to Morris campus faculty, who comprise only 2% of the University's full-time teaching staff. Perhaps that's why UMM graduates report the highest levels of student satisfaction at the University, praising the accessibility of Morris faculty and the excellence of teaching in both introductory and advanced courses. They note a sharp increase in their critical thinking and problem-solving skills after studying and conducting research with faculty on a campus that boasts the highest percentage of students graduating in 4 years or less. Would you like to study with a Horace T. Morse winner? Here are UMM's recipients who are actively teaching introductory and advanced courses on the Morris campus. Click here for a full list of UMM's recipients. UMM - because you deserve the best teachers.
Engin Sungur, Mathematics Bart Finzel, Social Sciences Jeffrey Ratliff-Crain, Psychology Peh Ng, Mathematics Dwight Purdy, English Nancy Carpenter, Chemistry Jon Anderson, Statistics Leslie Meek, Psychology Pieranna Garavaso, Philosophy Eric Klinger, Psychology Jooinn Lee, Political Science James Togeas, Chemistry Roland Guyotte, History James Van Alstine, Geology Wilbert Ahern, History James Carlson, Music Mariam Frenier, History James Cotter, Geology Van Gooch, Biology |
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