College announces teaching award winner
Carl Ackermann won Mendoza’s undergraduate teaching award for 2008-2009, an award given by the graduating class. He teaches finance.
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In the Mendoza College of Business, Carl Ackermann, an associate professional specialist, has been selected to receive the college’s undergraduate teaching award, which is sponsored by the British oil company BP. The recipient is chosen each year by the graduating class.
Ackermann, who joined the Notre Dame faculty in 1998, teaches financial management and personal finance to undergraduates. He has received several University awards for teaching and service, including a previous BP Outstanding Teacher Award in 2001, the Senior Class Fellow Award in 2003, the Kaneb Teaching Award in 2006 and the inaugural Dockweiler Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Advising in 2007.
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