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  • 2021 Garnet Apple Award Winners

2021 Garnet Apple Award Winners

Tia Andersen

Associate Professor
Undergraduate Program Director

Criminology and Criminal Justice 
College of Arts and Sciences

Tia Andersen had a significant impact on the community through experiential learning opportunities, problem-based learning and team-learning experiences, specifically her work with at-risk youth and an adolescent mentoring program.

Learn more about Tia Andersen in the UofSC News  story Criminal Justice Professor Helps Students Become Mentors in Alternative High School.

Tia Andersen

Patricia Fabel

Associate Professor
Executive Director, Kennedy Pharmacy Innovation Center

Clinical Pharmacy and Outcomes Sciences (CPOS)
College of Pharmacy

Patricia Fabel emphasized community pharmacy practice and a team-based learning approach via distance education to stimulate and enhance student learning.

Learn more about Patricia Fabel in the UofSC News  story Garnet Apple Award: Patricia Fabel.

Patricia Fabel

Naomi Falk

Assistant Professor
Studio Art

School of Visual Art and Design
College of Arts and Sciences

Naomi Falk partnered with faculty from around the country to create a website to share innovative and relevant studio art open source resources. She also collaborated with UofSC faculty in other disciplines for art projects.

Learn more about Naomi Falk in the UofSC News  story Garnet Apple Teaching Award: Naomi Falk.

Naomi Falk

Samuel McQuillin

Associate Professor
School Program Director

Psychology 
College of Arts and Sciences

Samuel McQuillin used media and technology to increase engagement and empower service-learning and experiential learning opportunities for students. He also incorporated Diversity, Equity and Inclusion principles into his curriculum.

Learn more about Samuel McQuillin in the UofSC News  story Psychology Professor Believes Outside of the Classroom Experiences are Key to a Full Education.

Samuel McQuillin

Brian Mihalik

William McFall "Mac" Pearce Professor
School of Hospitality and Tourism Management
Sport & Entertainment Management
College of Hospitality, Retail and Sport Management

Brian Mihalik integrated 360° video in his curriculum. His students are able to “visit” global tourism and Olympic legacy destinations via virtual technologies.

Learn more about Brian Mihalik in the UofSC News  story HRSM Professor Brings Technology into Classroom to Show Students the World.

Brian Mihalik

Shanna Williams

Clinical Assistant Professor
Biomedical Sciences
School of Medicine – Greenville

Shanna Williams created Anatomy Boot Camps (ABCs) – which combined reciprocal peer teaching with more traditional peer teaching. The ABC activities promote collaboration between 1st year medical school students and 4th year medical school students in creative and engaging ways

Learn more about Shanna Williams in the UofSC News  story Biomedical Sciences Professor Never Asks More of Students Than They’re Capable of Giving.

Shanna Williams

 


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