Presented to faculty members from each of Emory’s four undergraduate schools during Commencement every year, the award was established by Emory Williams, a 1932 Emory College alumnus and longtime trustee, to recognize a record of excellence in undergraduate teaching.
Dr. Kazama, an associate teaching professor in both the Departments of Psychology and Neuroscience & Behavioral Biology in Emory College of Arts and Sciences was one of 6 honorees this Spring.
We here at Psychology know just how committed Dr. Kazama is to be giving his students the greatest experience possible, but we are so proud that he can be added to the list of other great mentors across Emory’s history.
Read more about the award here.