Teaching Recognition Award from the Acadia Students’ Union
Teaching Recognition Award from the Acadia Students’ Union - Congratulations Mr. Jim Pulsifer and Dr. Hugh Chipman!!
Join us in congratulating two of our very own!
Mr. Jim Pulsifer and Dr. Hugh Chipman have both received the Teaching Recognition Award from the Acadia Students’ Union—an organization led by students, for students.
This award honours their outstanding teaching abilities and unwavering dedication to student development.
Photo: Mr. Jim Pulsifer and Zahide Çam, Vice-President Academic and External, Acadia Students Union
Letter from Acadia Student's Union to Mr. Jim Pulsifer:
“Congratulations! You are being recognized with the ASU Teaching Award for your outstanding dedication to student success and your ability to make mathematics accessible, approachable, and even enjoyable. Through your work in MATH 1613, you’ve shown that with the right teaching approach, students can move from struggling to thriving. Your care, flexibility, and clear commitment to student learning have had a lasting impact—turning what is often a feared subject into a source of pride and accomplishment. “
Photo: Dr. Richard Karsten, Math and Statistics Department Head and Dr. Hugh Chipman
Letter from Acadia Student's Union to Dr. Hugh Chipman
Congratulations! You are being recognized with the ASU Teaching Award for your exceptional dedication to student learning and your unwavering commitment to creating an inclusive, supportive, and engaging learning environment. Through your work in MATH 1253, your students have experienced not only clear and thoughtful instruction but also genuine care and encouragement. Your proactive communication, enthusiasm for teaching, and attention to students’ needs have made a profound impact, ensuring every student feels valued and supported in their academic journey.