Omid Safi

Teaching Awards

Nominated for Professor of the Year, Colgate University (2005-2006): Through Phi Eta Sigma 

Nominated for Professor of the Year, Colgate University (2004-2005): Through Phi Eta Sigma 

Nominated for Professor of the Year, Colgate University (2003-2004):  Through Phi Eta Sigma 

Nominated for Professor of the Year, Colgate University (2002-2003):  Through Phi Eta Sigma 

Nominated for Professor of the Year, Colgate University (2001-2002):  Through Phi Eta Sigma 

Nominated for Professor of the Year, Colgate University (2000-2001):  Through Phi Eta Sigma 

Nominated for Professor of the Year, Colgate University (1999-2000):  Through Phi Eta Sigma 

Nominated for the Distinguished Undergraduate Teaching Award, Duke University  (1999)

Nominated for the Distinguished Undergraduate Teaching Award, Duke University  (1996)

Grants

Received a grant through the American Academy of Religion to look at the trans-national impact of Muslim figures such as Rumi.
 
Received both a Faculty Development Council and a Research Council Grant for the summer of 2000 to do research on contemporary reform movements in Iran.

Received a Wabash grant to conduct a Pedagogy Workshop for training Graduate Students at Duke University. (March 3rd-5th, 2000). 

American Research Center in Egypt, Grant for study in Egypt (Summer 1995).

Asian and African Languages and Literature Department at Duke University, Grant for study in Morocco (Summer 1994).

Fellowship, Department of Religion, Duke University (1992-1998).