CENTER for EXCELLENCE in TEACHING

Dr. Harriette Magee
1988 Excellence in Teaching Award Recipient

Dr. Harriette Magee came to Charleston Southern University in 1984. She served as fulltime professor of psychology, and later served as Chair of the Psychology Department and Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Dr. Magee's area of special interest is in child psychology. She received her Bachelor of Science degree from Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, her Master's degree from Gearge Peabody College for Teachers in Nashville, Tennessee, and her Doctor of Education degree from Vanderbilt University.

Dr. Magee was the very first recipient of the Excellence in Teaching Award in 1988.

Nominees are determined by a faculty vote. The recipient is selected by the CSU Board of Trustees from among three finalists. The Excellence in Teaching Award is awarded annually to a full-time CSU faculty member who is available during office hours and beyond is conscientious and dedicated to his/her profession and to his/her students is known for his/her effectiveness as an instructor and for creative and innovative classroom technique relates positively to other faculty members and to students continues to grow professionally is a good role model consistent with the Charleston Southern University mission is concerned about, participating in, and/or attending extracurricular activities associated with the University

Other Winners Include ...

2007: Dr. John Kuykendall
2006: Dr. Aaron Baldwin
2005: Dr. Don Clerico
2004: Dr. Amy Nolan
2003: Dr. Pamela Peek
2003: Dr. Stan Perrine
2002: Dr. Scott Yarbrough
2001: Dr. David Phillips
1999: Dr. Maxwell Rollins
1998: Dr. Arnold Hite
1997 and 1990: Dr. Steve Best
1996: Dr. Susan Styles
1995: Professor Katherine Huger
1994: Dr. David Naylor
1993: Dr. Delores Jones
1992: Dr. Tunis Romein
1991: Professor Linda Gooding
1989: Dr. Carol Drowota
1988: Dr. Harriette Magee