King's Fellows awarded Pilkington Prize for teaching

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King's Bye-Fellow Thomas Roulet

Fraz Mir and Thomas Roulet have been awarded two of the thirteen 2023 Pilkington Prizes for excellence in teaching. The Prizes are awarded annually by the Vice-Chancellor to members of staff in recognition of their contributions to the teaching programme of a Department, Faculty or the University as a whole. The awards were endowed and inaugurated in 1994 by Sir Alastair Pilkington ho believed that the quality of teaching was crucial to the University’s success.

You can see all previous Pilkington Prize winners here. Among them are nine other current Fellows of King's: Rosanna Omitowoju (awarded the Prize in 2002), Tim Flack (2004), Geoff Moggridge (2004), Nick Bullock (2006), Rob Wallach (2010), Matei Candea (2016), Jude Browne (2017), Ingo Gildenhard (2017), and Cesare Hall (2019).
 

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