Teaching Prize

11 February 2016
Submitted by seladmin on 11 February 2016


Congratulations to Sophia Connell, Selwyn’s Fellow and Director of Studies in Philosophy, on being
awarded a prestigious Pilkington Prize for the excellence of her teaching. The awards are made by
the University of Cambridge, and the full details are at
http://www.csah.cam.ac.uk/news/pilkington-prize-2016


connell-510x


Dr Connell is also an Admissions Tutor at Selwyn. Her book on Aristotle on Female Animals: A Study
of the Generation of Animals (Cambridge Classical Studies) was published last month.


Latest News

  • Teaching award
    The college is thrilled to report that fellow Dr Marta Halina, a member of the Cambridge Department of History & Philosophy of Science, has been awarded a Pilkington Prize.
  • Competition winners
    The college's 3-minute thesis competition is an annual highlight: a chance for students to explain their academic work to an audience in 3 minutes with the help of just one slide.
  • Success on the river
    The Lent Bumps this March saw a terrific week on the river for the Selwyn College Boat Club.
  • Bridging Course
    Alongside the offer letters sent out to our prospective new undergraduate students, selected offerholders also received invitations to our bridging course. We are running this initiative for the second time, following a successful pilot scheme in September 2024.
more