EXCELLENCE IN SURGICAL EDUCATION RESIDENT AND FELLOW AWARDS Outstanding Resident Teacher Award Linnea Hauge, PhD Promising Educational Scholar Award Linnea Hauge, PhD Promising Educational Scholar Award The Promising Educational Scholar will be made annually to a resident or fellow who is actively involved in surgical education, and who are considered by their chair, dean, or program director to demonstrate promise as a future leader and scholar in surgical education. Nominees for this award must have demonstrated: Commitment to improving surgical education via participation in academic societies, national, regional, and committees focused on education Commitment to improving surgical education via active involvement in program or curriculum development and evaluation projects Teaching effectiveness and excellence Scholarly productivity as an educational researcher Leadership related to surgical education and/or administration Role modeling of professional characteristics Eligible residents or fellows will have completed three clinical program years (PGY4 or above at time of nomination). Nomination Process Nominations will be solicited by the ASE President on an annual basis ■ Nominations will be made by a member of the ASE and co-signed by the Department Chair, Program ■ Director, or Clerkship Director. The letter should provide specific examples of how the resident has displayed the qualities recognized by the award. If the teaching portfolio is not included, the nomination will not be accepted. ■ Award Process June Request for nominations sent by ASE President November 15 Deadline for receipt of nominations November 15 Jan. 15 Deliberations of the Teaching Awards Committee – January 15 Winners selected and notified. ASE Executive Director and ASE President notified by Committee Chair April Annual meeting Winners announced awards given – Awards Committee Nabil Issa, MD, Chair Robert Acton, MD Roy Phitayakorn, MD Amalia Cochran, MD Kyla Terhune, MD ASE TEACHING PORTFOLIO (To be filled out by nominee and signed by both the nominee and the Department Chair) Check One: ______ ASE Outstanding Resident Teacher Award ______ ASE Linnea Hauge, PhD Promising Educational Scholar Award
EXCELLENCE IN SURGICAL EDUCATION RESIDENT AND FELLOW AWARDS Outstanding Resident Teacher Award Linnea Hauge, PhD Promising Educational Scholar Award Linnea Hauge, PhD Promising Educational Scholar Award The Promising Educational Scholar will be made annually to a resident or fellow who is actively involved in surgical education, and who are considered by their chair, dean, or program director to demonstrate promise as a future leader and scholar in surgical education. Nominees for this award must have demonstrated: Commitment to improving surgical education via participation in academic societies, national, regional, and committees focused on education Commitment to improving surgical education via active involvement in program or curriculum development and evaluation projects Teaching effectiveness and excellence Scholarly productivity as an educational researcher Leadership related to surgical education and/or administration Role modeling of professional characteristics Eligible residents or fellows will have completed three clinical program years (PGY4 or above at time of nomination). Nomination Process ■ Nominations will be solicited by the ASE President on an annual basis ■ Nominations will be made by a member of the ASE and co-signed by the Department Chair, Program Director, or Clerkship Director. The letter should provide specific examples of how the resident has displayed the qualities recognized by the award. ■ If the teaching portfolio is not included, the nomination will not be accepted. Award Process June Request for nominations sent by ASE President November 15 Deadline for receipt of nominations November 15 – Jan. 15 Deliberations of the Teaching Awards Committee January 15 Winners selected and notified. ASE Executive Director and ASE President notified by Committee Chair April Annual meeting Winners announced – awards given Awards Committee Nabil Issa, MD, Chair Robert Acton, MD Roy Phitayakorn, MD Amalia Cochran, MD Kyla Terhune, MD ASE TEACHING PORTFOLIO (To be filled out by nominee and signed by both the nominee and the Department Chair) Check One: ______ ASE Outstanding Resident Teacher Award ______ ASE Linnea Hauge, PhD Promising Educational Scholar Award