Faculty Recognition

The Nelson Order is the campus' means of noting outstanding educators, hosted a luncheon where four of our clinical and two of our basic science faculty were inducted and provided blue stoles to wear during commencement.

Blake Academy

The Blake Academy is convened to honor those preclinical and clinical faculty at the University of Mississippi School of Medicine who consistently exemplify the highest standards of medical teaching.

Members:

David Brown, Jeffrey Crout, Louis Harkey, Kimberly Harkins, Gilliam Hicks, Davis Manning, John Naftel, John Norton, Robin Rockhold

Carl G. Evers Society Evaluations and Awards

Dr. Carl G. Evers, the first UMMC associate dean for academic affairs in the School of Medicine, was well known for his emphasis on the professional development of medical students. After his untimely death in 1992, a student-run, independent honor society devoted to the improvement of medical school teaching was created in his name. Since 1996, the Evers Society has carried out evaluations of all medical school courses and faculty. Students are elected to the Evers Society by their peers, and the Evers Society administers student course evaluations and honors outstanding faculty with teaching awards.

Faculty Development in the News

2008
School of Nursing Nelson Order Recipients

2007
Base Pair Program Receives 5 Year Grant
11th annual Carl G. Evers, M.D., Society banquet

2006
10th annual Carl G. Evers, M.D., Society banquet
Nelson Order Recognizes Excellence Among Medical Center Faculty

2005
Graduate Education Alliance Ignites Minority Enrollment in Doctoral Programs