2016 Dziuban Award Winner – Alisha Janowsky, Ph.D.

Alisha Janowsky, Ph.D., from the Department of Psychology, College of Sciences, was awarded the Chuck D. Dziuban Award for Excellence in Online Teaching by the Center for Distributed Learning. The award presentation occurred during the Showcase event that concluded the spring section of CDL’s faculty development program for online and blended teaching, IDL6543. Dr. Janowsky received the 2016 Dziuban Award for demonstrating excellence in online teaching for her course, SOP3004C Social Psychology.

Thomas Cavanagh (left) congratulates Alisha Janowsky
Thomas Cavanagh (left) congratulates the 2016 Chuck D. Dziuban Award winner, Alisha Janowsky (right), Department of Psychology, College of Sciences.

Recognition

The winner received an iPad tablet along with a stipend to attend the Online Learning Accelerate Conference in Orlando.

Honorable Mentions

Kenneth Hanson
Judaic Studies, College of Arts & Humanities

Dan Martin
Department of Writing and Rhetoric, College of Arts & Humanities

Recording

About the Award

Named after UCF’s Chuck Dziuban, the award recognizes one outstanding UCF faculty member who has taught at least one blended or fully online course within the previous academic year. Dziuban is an internationally acclaimed leader in online learning and, among many other recognitions, was named UCF’s first Pegasus Professor and is currently a Professor Emeritus.

View past Dziuban Award Recipients.

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