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Distinguished Scholar-Teacher Awards


The Distinguished Scholar-Teacher Program, established in 1978, honors a small number of  University of Maryland faculty members each year who have demonstrated notable success in both scholarship and teaching. By honoring the Distinguished Scholar-Teacher with this prestigious award, we reaffirm our commitment to excellence in teaching and scholarship. The Distinguished Scholar-Teacher Program is sponsored by the Office of Academic Affairs and Administered by the Associate Provost for Faculty Affairs.

Tne following MCFP faculty have received this award:

2008-2009   Theodore Jacobson

Distinguished Scholar-Teacher Lecture: "Black Holes & Warped Spacetime"

2005-2006   Thomas Cohen

2002-2003   Sylvester James Gates Jr.

2001-2002   Rabindra Mohapatra

1989-1990   Joseph Sucher

1986-1987   Jogesh Pati

Latest News

  • Melanie Knouse Wins Staff Excellence Award
  • Kaustubh Agashe elected an APS Fellow in recognition of his pioneering work on the theory of (holographic) Composite Higgs
  • Arushi Bodas awarded the Ruth Davis Fellowship for Mathematics and Physics

Contact Us

For information about the center, please contact:

Melanie Knouse
MCFP Faculty Assistant

Rm. 3140, Physical Sciences Complex
Phone: 301-405-6016
Fax: 301-314-5649 

To reserve 3150 Conference Room on the 3rd floor of PSC, please contact Melanie Knouse

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