Marquette University Seeks Nominations for Teaching Excellence Awards
Marquette University is seeking nominations for Teaching Excellence Awards for its full-time faculty, with the submission deadline set for November 16.
Marquette, MI, November 4, 2026 —
Marquette University is currently inviting nominations for its Teaching Excellence Awards. These awards aim to recognize outstanding contributions to teaching within the university’s full-time faculty.
The nomination process is now open, providing an opportunity for students, colleagues, and departments to acknowledge faculty members who have demonstrated exceptional dedication and effectiveness in their roles as educators. While the specific criteria for excellence are not detailed in the provided information, such awards typically honor faculty who inspire students, innovate in their teaching methods, and contribute significantly to the academic environment.
The deadline for submitting nominations is set for November 16. Further details regarding the nomination procedure, eligibility requirements for nominees and nominators, and the selection process are expected to be made available through university channels.
Teaching Excellence Awards are a common feature in higher education institutions, serving as a formal acknowledgment of the critical role faculty play in student development and the overall mission of a university. They encourage a culture of pedagogical reflection and reward those who go above and beyond in their commitment to student learning and faculty development.
Marquette University’s initiative highlights a commitment to valuing and celebrating its faculty’s teaching achievements. The university has not provided information regarding the number of awards to be given, the specific categories of teaching excellence that will be recognized, or the individuals or committees responsible for reviewing the nominations. Information about past recipients or the history of the awards at Marquette University was also not provided.
The focus of this call is specifically on full-time faculty members. The university has not specified whether part-time faculty, adjunct instructors, or other academic staff are eligible for nomination under this particular award program. The timeline for award notification and any subsequent ceremonies or acknowledgments also remains to be announced.
All nominations must adhere to the November 16 submission deadline. The university is encouraging widespread participation to ensure a comprehensive selection of deserving faculty members are considered for these distinguished teaching honors.
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