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The 3M National Teaching Fellowship is Canada's "most prestigious award" recognizing excellence in educational leadership and teaching at the university and college level. [1] It is conferred by the Society for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education (STLHE). In 1986, STLHE and 3M Canada partnered to recognize exceptional contributions to teaching and learning in Canadian post-secondary education. The community of 3M National Teaching Fellows embodies the highest ideals of teaching excellence and scholarship with a commitment to encourage and support the educational experience of every learner. Up to ten Fellowships are selected annually. [2] [ citation needed ]

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All recipients of the 3M National Teaching Fellowship automatically become members of the STHLE Council of Fellows, together with 3M National Student Fellows, and College Sector Educator Award recipients. [3] As of 2023, the Council has published three books:


Winners

YearWinners
2020Dave Andrews, Paul Cubbon, Heather Jamniczky, Nancy Nelson, Sujata Madan, Brent Mainprize, Tiffany Potter, Diane Symbaluk, Edōsdi — Judy Thompson, Aleksandra Zecevic [4] [5] [6]
2019Steven Barnes, Emin Civi, Sue Dawson, Sheri Fabian, Brett McCollum, Joanne O'Meara, Wendy Pearson, Anne Marie Ryan, Helga Thorson, Sarah Todd [7]
2018Richard Ascough, Isabelle Barrette-Ng, Judy Bornais, Sylvie Doré, Alison Gibbs, David Hutchison, Marc Richard, Pamela Shaw, Christl Verduyn, Arlette Zinck     
2017Greg Evans, Alison Flynn, James Fraser, Timothy S. O'Connell, Nicola Simmons, Alan Steele, Gordon Stubley, Glen Van Brummelen, Jay Wilson, Shelly Wismath.
2016David Blades, Andrea Buchholz, Andrew Dicks, Allyson Jule, Maja Krzic, Ken MacMillan, Veronika Mogyorody, Martin Schreiber, Bruce Wainmen, Eileen Wood.
2015Ann Bigelow, Etienne Côté, David Creelman, Sara Harris, Steve Joordens, Veselin Jungic, Peter Ostafichuk, Jessica Riddell, Pamela Toulouse, Jin-Sun Yoon.
2014Phillipe Caignon, Carole Duncan, Donna Easnor, Pippa Lock, Patrick Maher, Jacqueline Murray, Rosemary Polegato, Cameron Tsujita, Maureen Volk, Jonathan White. [8]
2013Joan Conrod, Shelagh Crooks, Darren Dahl, Simon Ellis, Mark Goldszmidt, June Larkin, Colin Laroque, Jordan LeBel, Kim Misfeldt, Heather Zwicker. [9]
2012Marshall Beier, Adrian Chan, A.R. (Elango) Elangovan, Sarah Forgie, Marjorie Johnson, Charles Lucy, Toni Samek, Sue Vajoczki, Connie Varnhagen, Fiona Walton.
2011Diana Austin, Lisa Dickson, Arne Kislenko, Maureen Mancuso, Nick Mount, Scott North, Fred Phillips, Leslie Reid, Adam Sarty, Billy Strean.
2010Olenka Bilash, Kimberly Brooks, Anthony Clarke, Clare Hasenkampf, Angela Kolen, Zopito Marini, Alan Morgan, Jean Nicolas, Uttandaraman Sundararaj, Elizabeth Wells
2009David Barnet, Nick Bontis, Kenneth Cramer, Carolyn Eyles, Sarah Keefer, Glen Loppnow, Sylvain Robert, Hamzeh Roumani, Baljit Singh, John Smol.
2008 Malgorzata Dubiel, Katherine Frego, Sorel Friedman, Robert Lapp, TA Loeffler, Peter Mahaffy, Daniel Pratt, Chari Rangachari, Mercedes Rowinsky-Geurts, Jim Silcox.
2007Judy Brown, David DiBattista, Jon Houseman, Harry Hubball, Dennis Krebs, Susan McCahan, Geoff Rayner-Canham, Frank Robinson, Ivan Steiner, Ernie Walker.
2006Deborah Berrill, Robert Burk, Gweneth Doane, Susan Drain, Frédéric Gourdeau, David Kahane, Anthony Lau, Heather Smith, Robert Summerby-Murray, Susan Wurtele.
2005Anton Allahar, Kenneth Bartlett, David Dunne, Aline Germain-Rutherford, Georg Gunther, Janice Newton, Srinivas Sampali, Richard Schwier, John Thompson, Brian Wagner.
2004Lorne Adams, Howard Armitage, Brenda Cameron, Bertha Garcia, Leo Jonker, Yves Mauffette, John Mitterer, Diane Pacom, Dana Paramskas, Andrea Rose.
2003Maureen Connolly, Alex Faseruk, Judith Johnston, Claude Lamontagne, David Poole, Philip Smith, Alastair Summerlee, Pierre Zundel.
2002Rhonda Amsel, Rick Butler, James Cassels, Janna Fox, Len Gusthart, Christopher Knapper, Brent MacLaine, Mhairi (Vi) Maeers, Shane O’Dea, Gosha Zywno.
2001Michel Desjardins, Fred Evers, Brian Hodges, Laurent Lapierre, Anna Lathrop, Joan Loomis, Miroslav Lovric, Shannon Murray, Jan Rehner, Marty Wall.
2000David Berry, Francis Chan, Diana Cooper-Clark, Aaron Devor, Barry Joe, Allan Jones, Don Kline, Roger Moore, Morris Orzech, Deborah Schnitzer,
1999Jeanette Boman, Linda Briskin, Patricia Chuchryk, Erhan Erkut, Lee Gass, Herbert Ho Ping Kong, Andy Liu, Mick Price, Timothy Pychyl, Ron Stoltz.
1998Mike Atkinson, Michael Collins, Carol-Ann Courneya, Esther Enns, Del Harnish, David Harpp, Moez Limayem, Régis Olry, Barbara Paterson, Anil Walji.
1997Stephen Brown, Meredith Cherland, Aviva Freedman, Guy Gaudreau, Thomas MacRae, Anthony Marini, Anne Naeth, André Ségal, Donald Trim, Don Westwood.
1996 Margaret-Ann Armour, Don Cartwright, David Cass, David Cook, Clarissa Green, Arthur Haberman, Bluma Litner, Inderjit Nirdosh, Monika Schloder, William Schreiber.
1995Derek Allen, Ron Britton, Avi Cohen, Alan Gillmor, Janet Giltrow, Tom Haffie, Brian Little, Michael Roeder, Ivan Silver, Mark Weisberg,
1994David Bentley, Norman Cameron, Thomas Cleary, Will Coleman, William Hallett, John Hoddinott, Mel Hosain, Paul Mercer, Gary Poole, Peter Taylor.
1993Frank Aherne, Brock Fenton, Ralph Johnson, Michael Moore, Judith Poë, Marilyn Robinson, Alan Slavin, Geraldine Thomas, Phil Wood, Olive Yonge.
1992Arshad Ahmad, Guy Allen, William Barnes, Joseph Cunsolo, David Foot, Diane Labrèche, Harry Murray, Susan Stanton, Elizabeth Tumasonis, Wayne Weston.
1991Nancy Adler, Beverly Cameron, Dick Day, Laszlo DeRoth, Dean Gaily, Allan Gedalof, Joseph Habowsky, Gordon Lange, Rosemary Nielsen, Don Ursino.
1990Colin Baird, Trevor Dickinson, Graham Fishburne, Bill Gilsdorf, Penelope Hansen, Madeline Lennon, Jim Newton, Pat Rogers, Fred Vermeulen, John Young,
1989Wiktor Askanas, James Fenwick, David Humphreys, Andrea Lebowitz, Peter McLeod, Alexander Middleton, Manfred Prokop, Paul Sills, Lois Stanford, Clarke Thomson.
1988Gilbert Allardyce, Robert Dunham, Alex Fancy, Peter Frost, Terry Gillespie, Bob Hawkes, John Kuspira, Estelle Lacoursière, Peter Rosati, Ron Smith.
1987Norman Gibbins, Peter Kennedy, Jack London, Ron Marken, Ernie McFarland, Nadia Mikhael, Ray Rasmussen, Connie Rooke, Bob Schulz, David Topper.
1986Roger Beck, John Bell, James Erskine, Andy Farquharson, Joyce Forbes, Eileen Gillese, Ralph Krueger, Ron Sheese, Vladimir Sistek, Don Woods. [10]

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References

  1. ↑ Charbonneau, Léo. "Canada's 3M National Teaching Fellowships turn 25". University Affairs. Retrieved 28 November 2023.
  2. ↑ "STLHE - 3M National Teaching Fellowship". www.stlhe.ca. Archived from the original on 2017-12-27. Retrieved 2017-12-26.
  3. ↑ "Council of National Fellows for Excellence in Teaching and Learning". Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education. Retrieved 28 November 2023.
  4. ↑ "Maclean's 2020 3M Teaching Fellowship Announcement". Archived from the original on 2020-02-20.
  5. ↑ "STLHE's 2020 3M Teaching Fellowship Announcement". Archived from the original on 2020-08-12.
  6. ↑ "2020 STLHE's 3M Fellows Press Release" (PDF).
  7. ↑ "2019 Press Release" (PDF). Archived (PDF) from the original on 2019-12-11.
  8. ↑ "Maclean's announcement" (PDF). Archived (PDF) from the original on 2019-12-11.
  9. ↑ "2013 Maclean's announcement" (PDF). Archived (PDF) from the original on 2019-12-11.
  10. ↑ "3M Teaching Fellows - Sorted by year - 3M National Teaching and Learning Fellows". 3mcouncil.stlhe.ca.
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