William H. Byler Distinguished Professor Award
Purpose
This award was established in 1978 by Dr. William H. Byler, Senior Vice President for Research, U.S. Radium Corporation, for recognition of outstanding abilities, performance, and character.
Award
The award is in the amount of $2,000, less applicable taxes.
Eligibility
Open to all full-time faculty throughout the Columbia campus.
Nominations
Faculty colleagues, departments, schools/colleges, or recognized campus organizations may nominate individuals.
Do not place nomination materials in a hard binder. The length of the nomination materials is not of primary importance because the final choice will be based on convincing evidence. Nomination materials will not be returned; therefore, the department chair should retain a copy of nomination materials for possible future use. Unsuccessful nominations may be updated and resubmitted in successive years.
Nomination materials should include:
- Nomination/Cover Letter
Describe how the nominee meets the criteria of outstanding abilities, performance and character.
- Supporting letters (limited to 5) must include opinions of prominent people in the nominee's discipline, within or outside the University.
- Nominee's personal philosophy of teaching statement.
- Nominee's curriculum vitae.
Submissions
Deadline: March 1 at noon (or closest business day)
Nominations and supporting materials must be submitted on or before March 1(or closest business day). Submit one "unlocked" .pdf electronic version as an email attachment to umcprovostawards@missouri.edu, naming each document starting with the applicant's last name followed by a document reference (i.e., Jones-Byler application). Send only the original copy of the entire proposal packet to:
Office of the Deputy Provost
116 Jesse Hall
(573) 882-6597
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UMC Recipients of the William H. Byler Distinguished Professor Award
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| 2008 |
Bede Clarke, Art |
| 2007 |
Richard Robinson, Learning, Teaching, & Curriculum |
| 2006 |
J. David Robertson, Chemistry |
| 2005 |
Rebecca Johnson, Nursing |
| 2004 |
Timothy Materer, English |
| 2003 |
Grace Y. Sun, Biochemistry and Pathology & Anatomical Sciences (joint appt) |
| 2002 |
James Wall, Management |
| 2001 |
Leonard Riskin, Law |
| 2000 |
Greeley A. Kyle, Broadcast-News |
| 1999 |
Howard Fulweiler, English and Judy Wall, Biochemistry |
| 1998 |
John Kultgen, Philosophy |
| 1997 |
Karl D. Nolph, Internal Medicine |
| 1996 |
James D. Atwater, Journalism and Charles Timberlake, History |
| 1995 |
Kim S. Wise, Molecular Microbiology and Immunology |
| 1994 |
Arvarh Strickland, History |
| 1993 |
Douglas Randall, Biochemistry |
| 1992 |
Carla R. Waal, Theatre |
| 1991 |
W. Raymond Wood, Anthropology |
| 1990 |
Abraham Eisenstark, Biological Sciences |
| 1989 |
William A. Berry, Art |
| 1988 |
Joye Patterson, Journalism and Philip Hung-Sun Jen, Biological Sciences |
| 1987 |
Susan L. Flader, History |
| 1986 |
Donald Kausler, Psychology and Ben F. Nelms, Curriculum and Instruction |
| 1985 |
Thomas Alexander, History and Sudarshan K. Loyalka, Nuclear Engineering |
| 1984 |
Richard G. Hoft, Electrical and Computer Engineering |
| 1983 |
Billy N. Day, Animal Sciences and Richard A. Watson, Political Science |
| 1982 |
Lawrence T. Rugolo, Art |
| 1981 |
Arthur Kalleberg, Political Science |
| 1980 |
Noble E. Cunningham, History |
| 1979 |
John R. Roberts, English |
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