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Decker Wins Humanities Teaching Award
Posted: August 22, 2005
The University of Houston Department of History proudly announces that Professor Hannah S. Decker has won the 2005 Teaching Excellence Award in the Humanities given by the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences. Selection for the award is based on nomination; letters of recommendation from alumni, students, and other faculty members; students'teaching evaluations; statement of the candidate's own teaching philosophy;
and supporting materials (syllabi, exams, etc.)
Professor Decker teaches graduate seminars on Nazi Germany and
nineteenth century European politics, society, and culture and
undergraduate classes on nineteenth and twentieth century German history,
the life and times of Sigmund Freud and the history of psychoanalysis, and
Western Civilization sixteenth-twentieth centuries. She has chaired Ph.D.
dissertation and M.A. thesis committees. She also conducts one-on-one
special problems courses in a wide variety of European history topics. She
has a particular interest in teaching the history of ideas and the
relationship between science and culture.
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