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Graduate School Announces 9 Dean's Award Recipients for 2022
The Duke Graduate School has announced the recipients of its 2022 Dean's Awards, which recognize outstanding efforts by graduate students, faculty, and departments/programs in mentoring, teaching, and creating inclusive spaces for graduate education. The recipients will be recognized during a virtual reception on March 30.
Dean's Award for Excellence in Mentoring
Each faculty award winner receives a $3,000 prize, while each student recipient gets $2,000.
Faculty
Anne-Maria MakhuluAssociate Professor of Cultural Anthropology and African & African American Studies |
Steven SextonMark and Lynne Florian Assistant Professor of Public Policy |
Joseph WintersAlexander F. Hehmeyer Associate Professor of Religious Studies and African and African American Studies |
Students
Emily LevyBiology (Faculty Adviser: Susan Alberts) |
Katrina WilsonBiomedical Engineering (Faculty Adviser: Tatiana Segura) |
Dean's Award for Excellence in Teaching
Each winner receives $2,000. This award is for Ph.D. students only.
Emma DavenportEnglish (Faculty Adviser: Kathy Psomiades) |
Emmaline Drew EliseevPsychology & Neuroscience (Faculty Adviser: Elizabeth Marsh) |
Lauren HeckelmanBiomedical Engineering (Faculty Adviser: Louis Edwin Defrate) |
Dean's Award for Inclusive Excellence in Graduate Education
Each winning department or program receives $5,000 to be used at its discretion.
ECE Advocacy for Student Engagement (EASE)
Nominators: Michael E. Gehm, Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Natalie Rozman, Ph.D., Candidate and Sloan Scholar in Electrical & Computer Engineering
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