In addition to the Emory Williams Awards (see story), some of the University’s schools also give out their own teaching awards. 2003 recipients for these school-based teaching citations include:

Goizueta Business School
Marc F. Adler Prize for Excellence in Teaching: Susan Gilbert, associate professor of finance. The award, which carries a $10,000 prize, honors teaching quality, course innovation and relevance to real-world problem solving.

BBA Distinguished Educator Award: Allison Burdette, assistant professor of business law practice, elected by BBA students.

MBA Teaching Excellence Award: Jan Barton, assistant professor of accounting; and Kristy Lynne Towry, assistant professor of accounting.

Executive MBA Distinguished Educator Award: Robert Kazanjian, associate professor of organization and management, elected by Executive MBA students.

Evening MBA Distinguished Educator Award: Richard Makadok, assistant professor of organization & management.

Donald R. Keough Award for Excellence: Joanna Green, director of finance and administration; and Greg Waymire, Asa Griggs Candler Professor of Accounting.

Emory College
Center for Teaching and Curriculum Awards for Excellence in Teaching: Leroy Davis, associate professor of history; Nancy Marshall, lecturer of visual arts, and José de Jesús Soria, lecturer of chemistry.

School of Medicine
Evangeline Papageorge Award: John Pooler, associate professor in physiology. This monetary award was established in honor of Evangeline Papageorge, former dean of students.

School of Law
Student Bar Association’s Most Outstanding Professor: John Witte, Jonas Robitscher Professor of Law.

Rollins School of Public Health
Professor(s) of the Year Award: Lance Waller, associate professor of biostatistics; Martha Alexander, adjunct professor of behavioral science and health education; and Melvin Meyers, adjunct professor of environmental health, all received the Professor of the Year Award, given by students to outstanding faculty members who demonstrate leadership, a concern for students and a sense of academic excellence.

Thomas F. Sellers Award: Reynaldo Martorell, Woodruff Professor of International Nutrition.