Lee Martin Named a Chancellor’s Fellow
Fifth School of Education Researcher Honored in Consecutive Years
Lee Martin, associate professor of
education, has been selected as a 2017-18 UC Davis Chancellor’s
Fellow, a title he will hold for five years. The Chancellor’s
Fellows Program recognizes associate professors or recently
promoted full professors who are “the rising stars who shine as
teachers and campus citizens, and whose scholarly work already
puts them at the top of their fields — garnering attention far
and wide.” It is one of the highest and most prestigious honors
given at UC Davis.
The Chancellor’s Fellows Program recognizes associate professors or recently promoted full professors who are “the rising stars who shine as teachers and campus citizens, and whose scholarly work already puts them at the top of their fields — garnering attention far and wide.” It is one of the highest and most prestigious honors given at UC Davis.
Martin’s selection as a Chancellor’s Fellow will ensure that his scholarship receives wider recognition and will enable him to pursue his work in new and creative ways. Martin received a one-time award of $25,000 to support his research and projects.
Martin is the fifth School of Education faculty member to be named Chancellor’s Fellow in five consecutive years. Professor Emily Solari was selected as a Chancellor’s Fellow in 2016, Professor Tobin White in 2015, Professor Heidi Ballard in 2014, and Professor Michal Kurlaender in 2013.
The Chancellor’s Fellows Program is supported by funds from the Chancellor’s Club and the annual fund of the University of California, Davis. The goal of the program is to honor the achievements of outstanding faculty members early in their careers.
