2013 Most Valuable Professors Competition Now Open for Student Nominations
Questia to Establish Three $2,500 Scholarships in Winning Professors' Names
CHICAGO, April 1, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The "MVP" title has long been associated with those at the top of their game. Now, college students have the chance to nominate the professors who have made the biggest impact on their education through Questia's Most Valuable Professor competition.
Questia (www.questia.com), the premier online research and paper-writing tool for students, surveyed students to find out who they turn to first for trustworthy academic advice, and more than half said it was a professor. When asked who their college mentor is, the majority also said it was a professor. It seems as though professors are a go-to source for more than just homework questions — they are advisors, mentors and MVPs!
Questia will take nominations through April 16th, during which time students can honor the professors who have made lasting impressions on their education and lives. Three winning professors will each get one $2,500 scholarship created in their name, and the reigning MVPs will even become part of the integral team that chooses the scholarship recipients.
To nominate a professor, please visit Questia's Facebook page and tell them why your professor deserves the Most Valuable Professor title. Following the nomination period, voting will then be open to the public to determine which of the top professors will ultimately receive Questia's national title of MVP.
"Valuable professors not only educate students on their subject of expertise, but provide students with tools and lessons they can apply to real life situations," says Joe Miller, Chief Researcher at Questia. "We probably don't thank them enough. Nominating a special professor is a wonderful opportunity for students to elevate an unsung hero to MVP."
Does your school have a professor that deserves to take home the title of MVP? Nominate them for 2013's Most Valuable Professors Competition today!
About Cengage Learning and Questia
Cengage Learning is a leading provider of educational content, software and services for the academic, professional and library markets worldwide. Questia, part of Cengage Learning, is the Web's premier online collection of copyrighted scholarly books, academic journals and research periodicals for students. Questia offers integrated tools for note taking, organizing research, citing sources, creating footnotes and building bibliographies to help students write better research papers faster. For more information, visit www.cengage.com or www.questia.com.
SOURCE Cengage Learning
Share this article