Awards for Excellence in Teaching at the College Level recognize Classics educators in higher education, honoring their teaching to foster excellence and publicly affirm support for their work.
Awards for Excellence in Teaching at the K-12 Level support outstanding Latin, Greek, and Classics teachers with prizes, meeting attendance, and school resources to recognize effective, inclusive teaching.
The Rudolph Masciantonio Grants for Student Teachers support individuals teaching Latin in K–12 schools with financial assistance focused on their classroom work during a student-teaching semester.
William H. Weston Award for Excellence in Teaching recognizes undergraduate and graduate mycology educators for outstanding instruction and educational contributions, rather than funding research.
Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award honors archaeology educators for innovative teaching and interdisciplinary curricula that bring archaeology to undergraduates with attention to diversity and inclusion.
Regional Awards for Excellence in High School Teaching support outstanding chemistry teachers, recognizing effective teaching and extracurricular work that inspire students’ interest in chemistry.