Teaching Awards 2023-24

Distinguished Teaching Awards 2023-24

The University of Minnesota annually recognizes faculty members for their outstanding contributions to teaching and learning. Three MSI PIs have received awards for 2023-24.

Horace T. Morse – University of Minnesota Alumni Association Award for Outstanding Contributions to Undergraduate Education

  • William Pomerantz (professor, Chemistry)
    • Professor Pomerantz uses MSI for projects that analyze and develop small molecular protein-protein interaction inhibitors.

See all the Horace T. Morse Award recipients.

Award for Outstanding Contributions to Graduate and Professional Education

  • Chad Myers (professor, Computer Science and Engineering; Masonic Cancer Center)
    • Professor Myers is using MSI resources to generate and analyze genetic and chemical-genetic interaction network data from a variety of species, and for several projects that are analyzing human genetic variants to discover disease associations.
  • James Van de Ven (professor, Mechanical Engineering)
    • Professor Van de Ven uses computational resources at MSI for fluid dynamics of fluid flow through various geometries and for finite element analysis of mechanical components in hydraulic components.

See all the Graduate and Professional Education Award recipients.

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