AU Provost Scott A. Bass announced the faculty that will be honored in this year's annual Faculty Recognition Dinner in a campus-wide e-mail yesterday.
In order to qualify for an award, a faculty member must "exemplify excellence in scholarship, service and teachings," or be celebrating a landmark anniversary in the number of years they have been teaching - anywhere from 25 to 40 years, according to the e-mail.
The winners are Mieke Meurs, a College of Arts and Sciences economics professor who won Teacher/School of the year; Robert Dinerstein, a Washington College of Law professor who won Outstanding Teaching in a Full-Time Appointment; and Clarence Lusane, a School of International Service professor who will receive the Morton Bender Prize.
The recognition dinner will take place April 26 at the Washington College of Law.
-ANNA TUMAN
