I propose ... that institutions should empower graduating seniors to reward teaching excellence. Colleges should do this by giving each graduating senior $1,000 to distribute among their faculty. Colleges should have graduates use a computer program to distribute their allocations anonymously.
This idea is from James D. Miller (an economist at Smith College), and it appeared today in Inside HigherEd.
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