Liberal Arts Outstanding Teacher of the Year

Description

In 1985, the College of Liberal Arts began recognizing the Liberal Arts Outstanding Teacher of the Year.

Criteria for the annual award include, but are not limited to, excellence of class instruction, intellectual stimulation of students, and concern for students’ welfare. The recipient will be recognized during the College’s commencement ceremony, has his or her name added to award plaques in the Dean’s office, and receives $1,000.

Eligibility is limited to faculty of professorial rank (Assistant Professor through Full Professor) of the College of Liberal Arts. Temporary and visiting faculty as well as previous recipients are not eligible.

Recipients

Award Recipient Year
Sheila L. Skemp, History 1985
Jerrold J. Heindel, Biology 1986
James J. Cooke, History 1987
William F. Lawhead, Philosophy and Religion 1988
Mary Jeanne Kallman, Psychology 1989
Eldon L. Miller, Mathematics 1990
Kenneth O. McGraw, Psychology 1991
Donald Dyer, Modern Languages and Linguistics 1992
John S. Hull, Biology 1993
Talmadge James Reid, Mathematics 1994
Colby H. Kullman, English 1995
Lee N. Bolen, Physics 1996
Daniell L. Mattern, Chemistry and Biochemistry 1998
Rebecca L. Holberton, Biology 1999
Edmund D. Keiser, Biology 2000
Douglass Sullivan-Gonzalez, History 2001
Samir A. Husni, Journalism 2002
Ethel A. Young-Minor, English 2003
Benjamin F. Fisher, English 2004
John R. Neff, History 2005
Ann Fisher-Wirth, English 2006
Sheri Rieth, Art 2007
Daniel O'Sullivan, Modern Languages 2008
Ross Haenfler, Sociology and Anthropology 2009
Jason Klodt, Modern Languages 2010
Beth Ann Fennelly, English 2011
Susan Pedigo, Chemistry and Biochemistry 2012
Felice Coles, Modern Languages 2013