Edmond College faculty member Lori Hays receives Faculty of the Year award

Edmonds, WALocal News

Lori Hays, a faculty member at Edmonds College, received the Faculty of the Year award for 2024-25 from the Washington State Association of College Trustees. This award honors one faculty member annually from Washington's 34-college community and technical college system. Hays began her tenure at Edmonds College as an associate faculty member in 2008 and became a full-time faculty member in the biology department in 2020. Known for her interactive teaching style, Hays utilizes technology to enhance student engagement and learning. President Amit B.

Singh highlighted her dedication to student success, noting her efforts in developing strong study skills and advising students on career paths. In October, Hays spearheaded the establishment of a new Healthcare Transfer Center to support students transitioning to health care programs. Her contributions reflect the values recognized by the ACT awards, which celebrate meaningful advancements in community and technical education. Hays's work not only impacts her students but also strengthens the overall educational framework at Edmonds College.

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