CALS Faculty Honored with University Teaching Awards

Belltower on a sunny Spring day.

NC State University recently honored three faculty in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences during the University Teaching Awards Luncheon and Ceremony. In all, NC State recognized 40 faculty from across the university for their commitment to educational excellence.

The Outstanding Teacher Award was presented to the following CALS faculty members:

  • Terri Billeisen, adjunct assistant professor, Department of Entomology and Plant Pathology
  • Joseph Donaldson, associate professor, Department of Agricultural and Human Sciences

The Outstanding Teacher Award recognizes excellence in teaching at all levels. Recipients of the Outstanding Teacher Award become members of the Academy of Outstanding Teachers for as long as they remain NC State faculty.

The Alumni Distinguished Graduate Professor Award was presented to the following CALS faculty member:

The Alumni Distinguished Graduate Professor Award, sponsored by the NC State Alumni Association, is one of the most prestigious awards to recognize graduate-level teaching given on campus. Up to four recipients will receive this recognition each year and retain their title for the duration of their career as an NC State faculty member.

Two faculty were also nominated for some of the university’s most prestigious honors, including:

Visit the Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost News website for the full list of honorees.