Distinguished Professor Award
The Distinguished Professor Award recognizes outstanding scholarly and creative accomplishments and is the highest permanent recognition attainable by faculty at Ohio University. Recipients must have attained tenure and completed a minimum of five years of service at Ohio University.
Among the privileges granted to Distinguished Professors is the honor of annually naming an undergraduate student to receive a year’s full-tuition scholarship, lifetime designation title of Distinguished Professor, a one-quarter paid research leave, stipend, and travel support.
The award, first given in 1959, is supported by an endowment provided by Edwin and Ruth Kennedy to the Baker Fund.
Mar 5, 2012
Distinguished Professor finds appeal of short poems
Mar 1, 2012
Distinguished Professor Lecture and Portrait Unveiling
Jun 11, 2011
Mark Halliday named Distinguished Professor
Mar 16, 2011
University mourns death of Distinguished Professor of Physics
Mar 8, 2011
University mourns death of Distinguished Professor
Feb 10, 2011
Meet Distinguished Professor Charles Smith
Sep 28, 2011
President soliciting Distinguished Professor nominations
Jun 22, 2010
Charles Smith named 2010 Distinguished Professor
