University of Calgary Teaching Awards
Recognizing outstanding contributions to learning by individuals and groups in diverse teaching contexts.
Important! The deadline for nomination submissions is extended to Mar. 25, 2021.
Review the award categories and nomination requirements
Access nomination and teaching dossier resources
Volunteer as an awards adjudicator
Submit your nomination package
About the Teaching Awards
Since 2014, the University of Calgary Teaching Awards have recognized and celebrated outstanding contributions to teaching and learning. The University of Calgary Teaching Awards are comprised of 13 categories that recognize teaching excellence in diverse learning contexts by individuals and teams through curriculum design and educational leadership.
A University of Calgary Teaching Award is a distinguished honour for members of our university community who, through their commitment and expertise, create deep and lasting learning experiences. Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to nominate individuals and groups who make outstanding contributions to enriching the quality and breadth of learning.
Important dates and deadlines
- Oct. 15, 2020: Call for nomination opens
- Mar. 25, 2021: NOMINATION DEADLINE EXTENSION
Support Sessions
- On-going registration for "Developing your Dossier for the University of Calgary Teaching Awards Program". Register now
- March 16, 2021: Teaching Award Drop-in Consultation. Register now
Nominate an outstanding educator
Review the calls for nominations
There are 13 award categories with specific eligibility criteria. Carefully review the calls for nominations to determine what award category best applies to you.
Review our resources
Prepare a robust nomination dossier. Review our comprehensive online resources and sample teaching philosophy statements. Drop-in sessions and short courses on how to prepare your dossier are also available.
Submit your nomination package
Submit your nomination package online before March 25, 2021 at 11:59 p.m. MST.
I believe that effective teaching is based on a dialogue between students and instructors, rather than the traditional one-way flow of content from instructors to students.
Heather Addy, Faculty of Science
2014 University of Calgary Teaching Award for Full-Time Academic Staff (Senior Instructor)
Award Recipients
The University of Calgary Teaching Awards program has been held annually since 2014. Organized by year, a complete list of all past award recipients is now featured on the Wall of Honour in the Taylor Institute.