UCSD OUTSTANDING HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER RECOGNITION PROGRAM

UCSD's Outstanding Teacher Recognition Program was initiated in the spring of 1996 by the Office of Admissions and Outreach as a way of showing appreciation to the high school teachers who work hard to instill a lifelong love of learning in their students. Each spring, students who accept UCSD's offer of admission are given the opportunity to nominate a teacher who had a strong, positive academic influence on their lives.

2000-2001 Teacher Recognition Awards

In 2000, the university received over 2,600 nominations for more than 2,100 teachers from around the world. Each teacher was awarded a certificate of recognition and a letter from UCSD Chancellor Robert Dynes.

Congratulations to the 2000-2001 Teacher of the Year!

Robert Lunsford of Samuel F B Morse High

He has received the most student nominations in this year's program.
All nominated teachers are listed in the links below:

• Alphabetical by Teacher name

• Alphabetical by School name.

"We are proud of this program and how well it has been received by teachers and school administrators," says Mae Brown, Director of UCSD's Office of Admissions and Outreach. "We feel it is extremely important to thank those teachers who work tirelessly to prepare their students for a college education."