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He has taught [[Literature Humanities]] since [[1957]], and his commitment to the [[Core Curriculum]] extends far beyond the classroom: he has chaired the Literature Humanities program on several occasions, chaired the Committee on Educational Policy (the Belknap Committee) in 1970 and co-authored (with Richard Kuhns) ''Tradition and Innovation. General Education and the Reintegration of the University: A Columbia Report'' (1970).
 
He has taught [[Literature Humanities]] since [[1957]], and his commitment to the [[Core Curriculum]] extends far beyond the classroom: he has chaired the Literature Humanities program on several occasions, chaired the Committee on Educational Policy (the Belknap Committee) in 1970 and co-authored (with Richard Kuhns) ''Tradition and Innovation. General Education and the Reintegration of the University: A Columbia Report'' (1970).
  
Professor Belknap received the [[Award for Distinguished Service to the Core Curriculum]] in [[2000]]-[[2001]]. More recently, he has been active in the revival of the [[Linguistics Program]].
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Professor Belknap received the [[Award for Distinguished Service to the Core Curriculum]] in [[2000]]-[[2001]]. More recently, he has been active in the revival of the [[Linguistics Program]]. He received the [[Great Teacher Award]] in [[2010]].
  
 
{{succession|office=Acting Dean of Columbia College|years=[[1975]]|preceded=[[Peter Pouncey]]|succeeded=[[Arnold Collery]]}}
 
{{succession|office=Acting Dean of Columbia College|years=[[1975]]|preceded=[[Peter Pouncey]]|succeeded=[[Arnold Collery]]}}

Revision as of 17:17, 19 November 2010

Robert L. Belknap MA '54 PhD '60 is a Professor of Slavic Languages, and was briefly Acting Dean of Columbia College in 1975.

He has taught Literature Humanities since 1957, and his commitment to the Core Curriculum extends far beyond the classroom: he has chaired the Literature Humanities program on several occasions, chaired the Committee on Educational Policy (the Belknap Committee) in 1970 and co-authored (with Richard Kuhns) Tradition and Innovation. General Education and the Reintegration of the University: A Columbia Report (1970).

Professor Belknap received the Award for Distinguished Service to the Core Curriculum in 2000-2001. More recently, he has been active in the revival of the Linguistics Program. He received the Great Teacher Award in 2010.

Preceded by
Peter Pouncey
Acting Dean of Columbia College 
1975
Succeeded by
Arnold Collery