Sauer earns teaching award

Thursday, April 10th, 2008

Kevin Sauer, an instructor in the department of hotel, restaurant,
institution management and dietetics, has been recognized for teaching excellence.

As recipient of the College of Human Ecology’s biennial Myers-Alford Teaching Award, he will be honored at the May commencement ceremony.

The honor, given in even years, was established by Jean and Philip S. Meyers of Madison, Wis.,  to reward outstanding ability in teaching undergraduate and graduate students, and in providing valuable information to colleagues, peers and other practitioners in the field.

Sauer joined K-State in 2004. He earned both a bachelor’s degree in
dietetics and a master’s in food service, hospitality management and
dietetics from K-State. He is now a doctoral student with research
interests in the career paths of dietitians, leadership and management
theory, food service technology and food safety.

This entry was posted on Thursday, April 10th, 2008 and is filed under Dean's Blog.