Congratulations to PhD Student Andrea Snow on winning a 2019 Student Undergraduate Teaching and Staff Award

Big kudos to Ph.D. student Andrea Snow, who has been awarded the Student Undergraduate Teaching and Staff Award (SUTASA) for 2019. By student body referendum in 1989 and initiation of a special student fee, the Student Undergraduate Teaching Awards were established to recognize outstanding undergraduate instruction by both faculty and teaching assistants. In 2004, an addendum to the referendum established a staff award to recognize a staff member’s specific contributions to the undergraduate experience at Carolina. A committee comprised of students reviewed the teaching nominations on the basis of demonstrated and consistent teaching excellence, success in positively affecting a broad spectrum of students both in and outside the classroom, and creation of a dynamic learning environment. The staff award nominations were reviewed on the basis of demonstrated excellence in service, dedication to undergraduate students, and in positively affecting a broad spectrum of Carolina undergraduate students. Winners receive a certificate and a monetary award. Andrea will receive her award at this year’s Chancellor’s Awards Ceremony on Tuesday, April 16, 2019, at 3:30 pm.