The Class of the Room

GW School of Medicine and Health Sciences faculty member Juliet Lee, M.D., assistant professor of surgery, was among the winners of the 2015 Bender Teaching Awards.

Juliet Lee MD

Lee, a board-certified surgeon and a fellow of the American College of Surgeons, was recognized for her high academic standards and teaching skills. Lee joins Irene Foster, assistant professor of economics; Adrienne Hancock, assistant professor of speech and hearing science; and Edward Helfers, part-time faculty, University Writing Program, as this year’s recipients.

The Bender Teaching Awards recognize undergraduate, graduate, and professional teaching at GW. Awardees are nominated by a department chairs, colleagues, or students, and winners are selected by a committee consisting of a GW Student Association representative, previous Trachtenberg and Bender award winners, faculty members who have not won either award, and a Faculty Advisory Board member. Each award provides a $1,000 prize to be used by the recipient for professional development.

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