Excellence in Teaching Awards
Excellence in Teaching Award Recipients
2007
Panagiota
Caralis, School
of Medicine
Christina Lane, School
of Communication
Liana McManus, Rosenstiel
School of Marine and Atmospheric Science
Robert Morgan, School
of Medicine. Pedeatrics
Paul Posnak, School
of Music, Keyboard Performance
Sam Terilli, School
of Communication
Weizhao Zhao, School
of Engineering, Biomedical Engineering
2006
Left to right:
Provost Thomas Leblanc, Stephen Sapp, Anthony Krupp, Tsitsi Wakhisi,
David Wilson, Stephen Murrell, Carl Hoff, Michael Davidson-Schmich
Michael
Davidson-Schmich, College of Arts
& Sciences, Foreign Languages & Literatures
Breaking the Ice & Curiosity and
Engagement Objectives
Carl Hoff, College
of Arts & Sciences, Chemistry
The
Art of Giving Science Exams
Anthony Krupp,
College of Arts & Sciences, Foreign Languages
& Literatures
Mitosis,
Just in Time Teaching, Sharing, and Pop Culture
Stephen Murrell,
College of Engineering,
Electrical & Computer Engineering
Homework, Trickery, and Honesty
Stephen Sapp, College
of Arts & Sciences, Religious Studies
An
Alternative to Student "Presentations"
Tsitsi Wakhisi,
School of Communication, Journalism
Beyond
the Student's Comfort Zone
David Wilson, College of Arts
& Sciences, Biology
Cross-Disciplinary
Teaching
2005
Joy Beverly, College
of Arts & Sciences, Mathematics
"Pursuing Academic and Social Integration through
Highlighting Individuality"
Vaidy Jayaraman,
School of Business, Management
"Short Collaborative Quizzes combined with Bridge
Tasks Using the 'Mastery Level' Model"
April Mann, College
of Arts & Sciences, English Composition
"Making Learning Visible: The Personal Writing
Guide"
Gema P?z-Sanchez,
College of Arts &
Sciences, Foreign Languages and Literatures
"The Focused Five-minute Student Oral Presentation
Enhanced with the World Wide Web and Blackboard"
Donn Tilson, School
of Communication
"A Service Learning Approach to Teaching"
Daniel Wang, College
of Arts & Sciences, Biology
"Just-in-Time Teaching in Genetics: Creating an
Interactive Teaching and Active Learning Environment Using Blackboard
Learning System"
2004
Steven
Butterman, College of Arts and Sciences, Foreign
Languages
Jean-Philippe
Laurenceau, College of Arts and Sciences,
Psychology
Bruce Lecure,
College of Arts and Sciences, Theatre Arts
Ronald Mangravite,
School of Communication, Motion Pictures
Ronald Newman,
College of Arts and Sciences, English
Frank Stringfellow,
College of Arts and Sciences, English
2003
Robin
Bachin, College of Arts and Sciences, History
Richard Grant,
College of Arts and Sciences, Geography
Alyse Lancaster,
School of Communication
Gina Maranto,
College of Arts and Sciences, English
Ann Morales Olazabal,
School of Business, Business Law
Alexander Perez-Pons,
School of Business, Computer Information Systems
Sandra Walsh,
School of Nursing
2002
Sanjeev
Chatterjee, School of Communication
David Janos,
College of Arts and Sciences, Biology
Bruce Miller,
College of Arts and Sciences, Theatre Arts
Arun Sharma,
School of Business, Marketing
Donald Spivey,
College of Arts and Sciences, History
Maria Stampino,
College of Arts and Sciences, Foreign Languages
Kay Tatum,
School of Business, Accounting
2001
Anthony
Allegro, School of Communication, Motion Pictures
Malvina Engelberg,
College of Arts and Sciences, English
Anuj Mehrotra,
School of Business, Management Science
Keith Casey Russell,
College of Arts and Sciences, Chemistry
Stewart Schultz,
College of Arts and Sciences, Biology
Carl Snyder,
College of Arts and Sciences, Chemistry
2000
Dan
DiResta, School of Marine and Atmospheric Science,
Marine Science
Jeff Evanseck,
College of Arts and Sciences, Chemistry
Leslie Bow,
College of Arts and Sciences, English
Lois Marshall,
School of Nursing
Dexter Callender,
College of Arts and Sciences, Religious Studies
Amand Brooks-Carson,
College of Arts and Sciences, Foreign Languages
George Wilson,
College of Arts and Sciences, Sociology
1999
Ann
Brittain, College of Arts &
Sciences, Anthropology
Curtis Hare, College
of Arts & Sciences, Chemistry
Brett Katzman, School
of Business, Economics
James Monroe, School
of Business, Political Science
Linda Neider, School
of Business, Management
Jeff Prince, College
of Arts & Sciences, Biology
Charles Siewert, College
of Arts & Sciences, Philosophy
1998
Carlos Aguirre,
College of Arts & Sciences/Art, Art History
Rebecca Biron,
College of Arts & Sciences, Foreign Languages
Lelen
Bourgoignie, School of Communications,
Photography
Michael Gaines,
College of Arts & Sciences, Biology
Anthony Miyazaki,
School of Business, Marketing
Jan Nijman,
College of Arts & Sciences, Geography
Michal
Strahilevitz, School of Business, Marketing
1997
Maryann Barber,
School of Business Administration, Computer Information
Systems
Shirley Dennis-Escoffier, School
of Business Administration, Accounting
Alan Goldman, College of Arts
and Sciences, Philosophy
Thomas Nolan, College of Arts
and Sciences, Biology
Thomas Steinfatt, School of
Communication
Linda Taylor, College of Arts
and Sciences, Anthropology
Michelle Wright, College of
Arts and Sciences, Foreign Languages
1996
Hermann Beck,
College of Arts and Sciences, History
Michael Carlebach, School of
Communication
Anita Cava, School of Business
Administration, Business Law
David Fisher, College of Arts
and Sciences, Geological Sciences
Joanna Lombard, School of
Architecture
Harvey Siegel, College of Arts
and Sciences, Philosophy
Tsitsi Wakhisi, School of
Communication
1995
Sylvester Goran,
College of Arts and Sciences, English
Tassie Gwilliam, College of
Arts and Sciences, English
Susan Haack, College of Arts
and Sciences, Philosophy
Whittington Johnson, College of
Arts and Sciences, History
David Wilson, College of Arts
and Sciences, Biology
1994
Eugene Clasby,
College of Arts and Sciences, English
Reuven Lask, College of
Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Fernando Moreno,
School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, Division of Marine
Affairs
Stephan Murrell, College of
Arts and Sciences, Mathematics
Frank Stuart, College of Arts
and Sciences, History
