Collegiate Teaching Awards are given each year to faculty who demonstrate outstanding performance in the classroom, laboratory, or studio. They are recognized by their peers for stimulating and satisfying students' desire to learn, developing innovative and effective methods of presenting the most current and exciting knowledge in their disciplines, and fostering productive and generous mentoring relationships with individual students. The award winners are chosen by the CLAS Collegiate Teaching Award Committee.
Complete List of Collegiate Teaching Award Recipients, 1989-present

2021-2022 Collegiate Teaching Award Recipients

• Emily Finzel, Earth and Environmental Sciences
• Robert Franciscus, Anthropology
• Sara Mitchell, Political Science
• Brandon Myers, Computer Science
• Elizabeth Yale, History
• Giovanni Zimotti, Ph.D., Spanish and Portuguese

2020-2021 Collegiate Teaching Award Recipients

• Renée Cole, Chemistry
• Kajsa Dalrymple, Journalism and Mass Communication
• Dan Eberl, Biology
• Ana Fernandez, Spanish and Portuguese
• Juan Pablo Hourcade, Computer Science
• Kate Tierney, Earth and Environmental Sciences

2016–2017 Collegiate Teaching Award Recipients
Rebecca Blair	Ronald McMullen	R. Tyler Priest	Eric Stone
Stephen Voyce	Joshua Weiner

2015–2016 Collegiate Teaching Award Recipients
Elana Buch	Matthew Gilchrist	Mary High	Brenda Leicht
Louis Messerle	Landon Storrs

2014–2015 Collegiate Teaching Award Recipients
Chris Cheatum	Andrew Forbes	Naomi Greyser	Rosemary Moore
Aaron Stump	Teresa Treat

2013–2014 Collegiate Teaching Award Recipients
Amber Brian	Will Jennings	Paul Kalina	Randall McEntaffer
Kristine Muñoz	David Peate

2012–2013 Collegiate Teaching Award Recipients
Cinda Coggins Mosher	Danny Foster	Meara Habashi	Mary Noonan
Rene Rocha	Kasturi Varadarajan	Emily Wentzell

2011–2012 Collegiate Teaching Award Recipients
Frank Durham	Oguz Durumeric	Richard Mark Heidel	Russell Larsen
Jerald Moon	Ingrid Ukstins Peate

Complete List of Collegiate Teaching Award Recipients

2020-2021

• Renée Cole, Chemistry
• Kajsa Dalrymple, Journalism and Mass Communication
• Daniel Eberl, Biology
• Ana Fernandez, Spanish and Portuguese
• Juan Pablo Hourcade, Computer Science
• Kate Tierney, Earth and Environmental Sciences

2019-20

• Nicole, Esposito, Music
• Jasper Halekas, Physics and Astronomy
• Cris Lira, Spanish and Portuguese
• Ambrose Lo, Statistics and Actuarial Science
• Christopher Rasheem-McMillan, Dance; Gender, Women's, and Sexuality Studies
• Sriram Pemmaraju, Computer Science
• Inara Verzemnieks, English

2018-2019

• Alison Bianchi, Sociology
• Megan Gogerty, Theatre Arts
• Kerry Howley, English
• Pilar Marcé, Spanish and Portuguese
• Elizabeth Menninga, Political Science
• Rachel Young, Journalism and Mass Communication

2017-2018

• Matthew Bognar, Statistics and Actuarial Science
• Shea Brown, Physics and Astronomy
• Jennifer Buckley, English
• Freda Lynn, Sociology
• Luis Muñoz, Spanish and Portuguese
• Tracy Osborn, Political Science

2016-2017

• Rebecca Blair, Rhetoric
• Ronald McMullen, Political Science
• R. Tyler Priest, History; Geographical and Sustainability Sciences
• Eric Stone, Theatre Arts
• Stephen Voyce, English
• Joshua Weiner, Biology

2015-2016

• Elana Buch, Anthropology
• Matthew Gilchrist, Rhetoric
• Mary High, Communication Studies
• Brenda Leicht, Biology
• Louis Messerle, Chemistry
• Landon Storrs, History

2014-2015

• Chris Cheatum, Chemistry
• Andrew Forbes, Biology
• Naomi Greyser, Rhetoric; English
• Rosemary Moore, History; Classics
• Aaron Stump, Computer Science
• Teresa Treat, Psychological and Brain Sciences

2013–2014

• Amber Brian, Spanish and Portuguese
• Will Jennings, Rhetoric
• Paul Kalina, Theatre Arts
• Randall McEntaffer, Physics and Astronomy
• Kristine Muñoz, Communications Studies
• David Peate, Earth & Environmental Sciences

2012–2013

• Cinda Coggins Mosher, Rhetoric
• Danny Foster, Health and Human Physiology
• Meara Habashi, Psychology
• Mary Noonan, Sociology
• Rene Rocha, Political Science
• Kasturi Varadarajan, Computer Science
• Emily Wentzell, Anthropology

2011–2012

• Frank Durham, Journalism and Mass Communication
• Oguz Durumeric, Mathematics
• Richard Mark Heidel, Music
• Russell Larsen, Chemistry
• Jerald Moon, Communication Sciences and Disorders
• Ingrid Ukstins Peate, Earth & Environmental Sciences

2010–2011

• Kate Cowles, Statistics and Actuarial Science
• Maria Duarte, Spanish and Portuguese
• Jane Gilotti, Earth & Environmental Sciences
• Matthew Hill, Anthropology
• Tom Lewis, Spanish and Portuguese
• Colleen Mitchell, Mathematics

2009–2010

• Mary Campbell, Sociology
• Steve Duck, Communication Studies
• Claire Fox, English
• Geoffrey Hope, French and Italian
• Sarah Larsen, Chemistry
• Luis Martin-Estudillo, Spanish and Portuguese
• Diane Slusarski, Biology

2008–2009

• Margaret Beck, Anthropology
• Frauke Bleher, Mathematics
• Michael Dailey, Biology
• Priya Kumar, English
• Mary Trachsel, Rhetoric

2007–2008

• Nanette Barkey, Anthropology
• Dare Clubb, Theatre Arts
• Joseph Frankel, Biology
• Paul Kleiber, Physics and Astronomy
• John Durham Peters, Communication Studies
• Takis Poulakos, Rhetoric
• Erica Prussing, Anthropology
• John Raeburn, American Studies; English

2006–2007

• Linda Bolton, English
• Chunghi Choo, Art and Art History
• Cornelia Lang, Physics and Astronomy
• Peggy Mills, Russian
• Barbara Mooney, Art and Art History
• Norb Pienta, Chemistry
• David Redlawsk, Political Science

2005–2006

• Craig Gibson, Classics
• Craig Kletzing, Physics and Astronomy
• Judith Liskin-Gasparro, Spanish and Portuguese
• Michael Lovaglia, Sociology
• Daniel Quinn, Chemistry
• Bryon Winn, Theatre Arts

2004–2005

• Christopher Brochu, Earth and Environmental Sciences
• James Enloe, Anthropology
• Douglas Madsen, Political Science
• Laura Rigal, English; American Studies
• Shaun Vecera, Psychology
• Thomas Williams, Philosophy

2003–2004

• Mary Adamek, Music
• Robert Bork, Art and Art History
• Eric Gidal, English
• Randy Hirokawa, Communication Studies
• Susan Murty, Social Work
• Peverill Squire, Political Science

2002–2003

• Ed Folsom, English
• Joseph Lang, Statistics and Actuarial Science
• Susan Lawrence, History
• Carol Severino, Rhetoric
• Timothy Stalter, Music

2001–2002

• Rudi Colloredo-Mansfeld, Anthropology
• Jill Beckman, Linguistics
• Cary Covington, Political Science
• Mary Lou Emery, English
• Rosemarie Scullion, French and Italian; Gender, Women's, and Sexuality Studies

2000–2001

• Michael Buchler, Music
• John Cameron, Theatre Arts
• Diane Jeske, Philosophy
• Catherine Ringen, Linguistics

1999–2000

• Christopher Roy, Art and Art History
• Lisa Troyer, Sociology

1998–1999

• Jan A.W. Gratama, Art and Art History
• Kim Marra, Theatre Arts
• Scott Robinson, Psychology
• Claire Sponsler, English

1997–1998

• John Harvey, Psychology
• Mac Marshall, Anthropology
• T.M. Scruggs, Music
• Glenn Storey, Classics, Anthropology

1996–1997

• Fred Antczak, Rhetoric
• Karen Heimer, Sociology
• Irwin Levin, Psychology
• Robert Mutel, Physics and Astronomy

1995–1996

• Richard Fumerton, Philosophy
• Charles Shipan, Political Science

1994–1995

• Kendall Atkinson, Mathematics
• Laura Graham, Anthropology

1993–1994

• Teresa Mangum, English
• David Wiemer, Chemistry

1992–1993

• Kay Amert, Journalism and Mass Communication
• Diana Horton, Biology
• Mercedes Niño-Murcia, Spanish and Portuguese

1991–1992

• David Manderscheid, Mathematics
• James Alan McPherson, Writer’s Workshop
• Margaret Mills, Russian

1990–1991

• Jay Holstein, Religion
• Maurita Murphy Mead, Music

1989–1990

• William Davies, Linguistics
• Huston Diehl, English