Ruesink AI Teaching Award Requirements

Albert Ruesink Outstanding Associate Instructor Teaching Award in Biology

This fellowship was created by Albert and Kathy Ruesink in December 2013 to promote and recognize excellent teaching by graduate students teaching in the IU Bloomington Department of Biology. Candidates must be Department of Biology majors or related majors who have been selected for the award because of their teaching within the Department of Biology. The number of recipients each year can never exceed three.

Read about Albert Ruesink and the recent recipient of the Albert Ruesink Outstanding Associate Instructor Teaching Award in Biology.

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Award amounts vary from year to year. Most Department of Biology awards are between $500 and $3000; a few are larger.

Notes

The Ruesink Outstanding Associate Instructor Teaching Award in Biology is not open for applications; instead nominations will be sought from faculty who are teaching courses for the IU Bloomington Department of Biology. Recipients will be selected by an IU Bloomington Department of Biology Committee headed by the Associate Chair of Teaching. The Albert Ruesink Outstanding Associate Instructor Teaching Award replaced the Outstanding Associate Instructor Award.

Nominations deadine to be announced.

Recommendations and nominations

Faculty/Postdoc Fellows: Look for instructions in January on how to submit student award recommendations and nominations.

Student awards ceremony

Recipients of this award will be recognized at a student awards ceremony on Friday, April 30, 2021. The format—in person or online—is to be determined.