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FTTC 2023 INCLUSION, DIVERSITY, AND EQUITY AWARD (I.D.E.A) Nomination Process 

Who deserves recognition through an I.D.E.A. (Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity award)?

The FTTC I.D.E.A. recognition is reserved for colleagues that foster inclusion, diversity, and equity in online, blended, and face-to-face teaching settings through innovative course design and/or delivery. 

Awards are presented in two categories
 
Note that nominees can only be nominated in one category, either focus on instruction or instructional design, not both. Self-nominations are accepted and encouraged.

  1. Focus on Instruction

    This award is designed for full- or part-time faculty who have implemented innovative teaching practices or learning technologies that have positively impacted diversity, equity, or inclusion for the learning experience of undergraduate or graduate students at your institution. The award winner will be named at the FTTC 2023 Conference. 

  2. Focus on Instructional Design

    This award recognizes instructional designers (staff that specializes in supporting faculty in instructional design) whose innovative ideas, designs, or integration of technology have positively impacted diversity, equity, or inclusion for the learning experience of undergraduate or graduate students at your institution. The award winner will be named at the FTTC 2023 Conference. 
 
Two-Stage Nomination Process
 
Stage 1: You (the nominator) will write a brief (250 word maximum) description of one innovation the full- or part-time faculty member or instructional designer implemented to impact diversity, equity, or inclusion for the learning experience of undergraduate or graduate students at your institution. The text of your nomination will be provided to the nominee to give context to what they should detail in their responses to the awards committee in Stage 2. Stage 1 nominations are open June 1, 2023, and close on August 18, 2023.
 
Stage 2: We will be contacting all nominees on August 21, 2023 to give the awards committee details about their innovation. The nominees will not be judged based on the nomination written in Stage 1 but on their responses to the questions in Stage 2. Nominees will have until September 15, 2023 to respond to the awards committee. 

Award Details 

  • Nomination Form
  • Rubric for reviewing nomination
  • Deadline for Stage 1 is August 18th
    • Nominees will be contacted on August 21st and will have until September 15th at 5:00 PM to submit their materials (Stage 2)  

 

Previous FTTC Award Winners

2022 I.D.E.A. for Instruction
Award Winner:
Myjal Garner
Southern Illinois State
University-Edwardsville

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2021 I.D.E.A. for Instructional
Design Award Winner:
Jennafer Alexander
University of Missouri-St. Louis

2021 I.D.E.A. for Instruction
Award Winner:
Janeal White
McNeese State University

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2020 Award Winner:
Amy Simons,
University of Missouri-
Columbia

2019 Award Winner:
Robing Grebing,
Maryville University

2019 Award Winner:
Dustin York,
Maryville University

2018 Award Winner:
Nicolas Libre,
Missouri S&T

2017 Award Winner:
Susanne James,
Southern Illinois
University-Edwardsville

2016 Award Winner:
Candace Chambers,
Maryville University

2016 Award Winner:
Qiang Dotzel,
University of Missouri-
St. Louis