Wilmore C. Webley
Associate Professor
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- DEPARTMENTDepartment of Microbiology
University of Massachusetts Amherst
- COUNTRY USA
AWARDS
Commonwealth Honors College Faculty Lecture Series Award/Presenter (2013 -2014)
Black Student Union Award for Outstanding Devotion & Dedication to Profession (2011) General Education Fellow (2009 – 2010)
Residential First Year Experience (RFYE) Student Choice Award (2008 - 2012) Distinguished Teaching Award (2007 – 2008)
International Who’s Who of Professional Educators (2005)
Junior Investigator Award, American Society for Apheresis (2003)
Fulbright Scholarship (1999 – 2000)
WORKSHOPS CONDUCTED
New Student Orientation Training workshop, UMass Amherst; “Tobacco Free UMass: A healthy Place to Work and Learn”. May 30th, 2012
General Education Institute, UMass Amherst; Teaching and Information Literacy; “Ways to Incorporate Information Literacy in Gen Ed Courses”. May 19th, 2010.
Lilly Fellows Seminar Series, Center for Teaching; UMass Amherst, MA; “Evaluation and Assessment in General Education Courses”. April 19, 2012.
Warner School Springfield MA, “What is Science”. May 4th, 2010 (experiment demonstration and science education with over 200 students) W. C. Webley Curriculum Vitae Page 8
University of Massachusetts Amherst. “Best Practices in Science Education Conference Retaining science and engineering undergraduates, sustaining the S&E workforce.” June 24th, 2008
University of Massachusetts Amherst. “OIT workshop on Using Technology in the classroom.” October, 2007
University of Massachusetts Amherst. “Succeeding in Graduate School – GECDI.” September 19, 2006
University of Massachusetts Amherst. “Sharpening Interpersonal Communication Skills for Career Success – GECDI.” April 5th, 2006
University of Massachusetts Amherst. “Thriving In Graduate School and Beyond – GECDI.” September 20th, 2005
TEACHING [Over 4000 graduate and undergraduate students since 2004]
MENTORING
Current Graduate Students
Current Undergraduate Students
Former graduate students
Ph.D. Rotation Students
Associate Professor