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Associate Professor of Mathematics William Higgins was awarded the 2007 Ohio Section Award for Distinguished College or University Teaching from the Mathematical Association of America (MAA). Higgins is the second professor in the mathemetics department to receive the award following in the footsteps of Al Stickney, the 2001 recipient.

Candidates are typically nominated by their university, which compiles letters of support from colleagues and students. Eligible candidates must be Ohio Section MAA members and must have at least five years of college-level teaching experience. As winner of the Ohio Section award, Higgins also becomes eligible for a national MAA award, the Deborah and Franklin Tepper Haimo Award for Distinguished College or University Teaching, which is given to just three professors from around the country.