CPSA Prize for Teaching Excellence
The CPSA Prize for Teaching Excellence has been established to recognize the contributions of political scientists to excellence in teaching and student learning. The prize is awarded every year.
2022 CPSA Prize for Teaching Excellence
Tracey Raney is an innovator in political science teaching. Along with former MP Peggy Nash, Raney co-created Ryerson’s . . . .
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Aaron Ettinger has shown immense commitment to diversifying the IR discipline. This is seen in his publications on IR pedagogy. . . .
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Isabelle Côté has demonstrated a remarkable commitment to teaching and learning. She has engaged her . . .
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Dr. Loleen Berdahl is a reflective and dedicated teacher who has had a profound impact on her students at the University of Saskatchewan.
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Dr. Sens’ pedagogical innovations include the adoption of flipped classrooms, active learning exercises . . .
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Dietlind Stolle’s teaching style has been described as imaginative, and even daring, by her colleagues and . . .
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Dr. Mark Salter is an exceptional teacher. He seeks to support students in their learning through an . . .
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Heather Smith’s entire application exudes her passion for teaching. This passion is substantiated by previous . . .
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J. Marshall Beier is clearly an exceptional teacher of global politics. His courses are intellectually ambitious and . . .
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