Dr. Todd Houck, a Professor of History and Henry Chair at Midland College, recently awarded Jennifer Young the Social & Behavioral Sciences & Business Division Adjunct Teaching Excellence Award. This accolade acknowledges her exceptional service and commitment to the Midland College History Department.
Adjunct instructors are essential to Midland College's instructional programs, providing necessary support by teaching classes that full-time faculty cannot accommodate due to their busy schedules. These educators play a crucial role in ensuring students can access required courses for their academic success.
Jennifer Young has been a significant part of the Midland College History Department for 14 years. She has taught history through various methods and locations while maintaining high standards expected by the college. Her dedication to academic rigor and ability to inspire students embody the excellence recognized by this award.
Michael Makowsky, MC Dean of Social/Behavioral Sciences & Business Division, stated, “We established this award to honor outstanding part-time faculty members like Jennifer, who are vital to the success of our division and its students.” He added that Young’s dedication reflects Midland College’s commitment to fostering student success through exceptional teaching.
Midland College continues its mission of empowering students to achieve educational and career goals by recognizing outstanding faculty members. The institution ensures quality education through passionate and skilled instructors.
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