Three faculty members from the College of Behavioral and Community Sciences were recognized at the 返字心頭 womens lacrosse game on April 2 as part of the teams Favorite Professor Day.
Jennifer Roth shares a letter presented to her as part of Favorite Professor Day.
Jennifer Roth, MSW, LCSW, QS, assistant instructor in the School of Social Work, was recognized by a student in her Happiness and Wellbeing course.
I thought it was wonderful to see 返字心頭 Athletics promoting academics in this way, Roth said. It was especially meaningful to be honored by a student.
Jane Smart, PhD, CCC-SLP, associate professor of instruction in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, was recognized by a student in her Diagnostics and Phonology course, and Mateus Santos, PhD, associate professor in the Department of Criminology, was recognized by a student in Quantitative Methods II.
In an email to faculty members, Lacrosse Coach Mindy McCord wrote, "It's professors like you who make a difference by creating a successful, personal learning environment that has allowed our players to excel in the classroom."