Three members of the Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology were among the
honorees recognized for their years of service, commitment to the institution, and
significant contributions to the Academic Medical Enterprise at the Bicentennial
Excellence Awards event, Jan. 18.
Kerrie Samantha Lashley, MS, gross anatomy laboratory manager, and adjunct
instructor of anatomy and cell biology, was among 10 recipients of a Staff Excellence
Award. Winners are nominated by their peers for their outstanding performance the
mission and vision of our academic medical enterprise.
Ahdeah Pajoohesh-Ganji, PhD ’05, BS ’97, associate professor of anatomy and cell
biology, received the Distinguished Teacher Award. Winners are selected for their
innovation in teaching and demonstrating exceptionable skill among five criteria:
communicating information to advance learning; inspiring, motivating, and stimulating
learners; being innovative in their teaching; demonstrating a sustained commitment as
an educator; and establishing and maintaining a positive learning environment.
Sally Moody, PhD, was named Professor Emerita of Anatomy and Cell Biology. Over
her more than 30-year career at GW, Moody has been devoted to the education and
mentorship of countless learners, and served as chair of the Department of Anatomy
and Cell Biology since 2018.
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