b'Teaching AwardsThree University of Washington professors are winners of the University of Washington Distinguished Teaching Award for 2025.They are Jasmine Jamillah Mahmoud, Assistant Professor, School of Drama, College of Arts & Sciences, Laura W. McGarrity, Associate Teaching Professor, Linguistics, College of Arts & Sciences, Keri DeGroot, Assistant Teaching Professor, Occupational Therapy, School of Medicine.DistinguishedDistinguishedUW Distinguished Teaching Award Teaching Award Teaching AwardJasmine JamillahLaura W. McGarrity Keri DeGrootMahmoudThe Distinguished Teaching Award for Teams has been conferred on two teams: Brotherhood Initiative Instructional Team, KandiCSE 121, 122 & 123 Launch Team, Kasey Bauman, Assistant Director of Research and Curriculum,Champion, Lecturer, Paul G. Allen School of Brotherhood Initiative, College of Education, Joe Lott,Computer Science & Engineering, Elba Garza, Professor, Educational Foundations, Leadership andAssistant Teaching Professor, Paul G. Allen Policy, College of Education, Paul Metellus, AssociateSchool of Computer Science & Engineering, Director for Student Success, Brotherhood Initiative,Miya Natsuhara, Assistant Teaching Professor, College of Education, Siamak Vossoughi, TeachingPaul G. Allen School of Computer Science Associate, Brotherhood Initiative, College of Education,& Engineering, Hunter Schafer, Associate T. Ling Yeh, Director of Research and Programs,Teaching Professor, Paul G. Allen School Brotherhood Initiative, College of Education. of Computer Science & Engineering, Brett Wortzman, Associate Teaching Professor, Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering.Distinguished Teaching Award Distinguished Teaching AwardBrotherhood Initiative Instructional Team CSE 121, 122 & 123 Launch Team Left most: Theresa Ling YehLeft most: Brett Wortzman Second from left: Siamal VossoughiSecond from left: Kasey Champion Middle: Paul MetellusMiddle: Miya Natsuhara Second from right: Joe LottSecond from right: Hunter Schafer Right most: Kandi BaumanRight most: Elba Garza 8 '