Past Teaching Excellence Award Recipients

  • 2024
    Dr. Allison Abbott, Associate professor of biological sciences
    Dr. Kristie Rogers, Associate professor of management
    Dr. Robert Wheeler, Professor of biomedical sciences
    Prof. David Wilcox, Teaching instructor of strategic communication
  • 2023
    Kathleen Lukaszewicz, Clinical Associate Professor of Physical Therapy
    Bryan Rindfleisch, Associate Professor of History
    Albert Rivero, Professor of English
    Melissa Shew, Teaching Associate Professor of Philosophy
  • 2022
    Gerry Canavan, Associate Professor of English
    Khadijah Makky, Clinical Professor of Biomedical Sciences
    Tracey Sturgal, Instructor of Practice of Communication Studies
    Amber Young-Brice, Assistant Professor of Nursing
  • 2021
    Kurt Gering, Instructor of Practice of Management
    C.J. Hribal, Professor of English 
    Kimberly Norden, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Psychology
    Melissa Vigil, Laboratory Supervisor of Physics
  • 2020
    Taly Gilat-Schmidt, Biomedical Engineering
    Judith Maloney, Biomedical Sciences
    Jodi Melamed, English (Gettel Award)
    Darren Wheelock, Social and Cultural Sciences
  • 2019
    Sharon Chubbuck, Education Policy and Leadership
    Michael Danduran, Exercise Science
    Peter Staudenmaier, History
    Mark Zoromski, Journalism
  • 2018
    SuJean Choi, College of Health Sciences
    Jill Guttormson, College of Nursing
    David Krause, College of Business Administration
    Andrew Kunz, Klingler College of Arts and Sciences
  • 2017
    Monica Adya, Management
    Timothy G. McMahon, History (Gettel Award)
    Leah R. Flack, English
    Martin R. St. Maurice, Biological Sciences
  • 2016
    Dennis Brylow, Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Sciences
    Amy Van Hecke, Psychology (Gettel Award)
    Cindy Gruber, Accounting
    Paul Gasser, Biomedical Sciences
  • 2015
    Philip Voglewede, Mechanical Engineering
    Andrew Starsky, Physical Therapy
    Diane Dressler, Nursing
    Kristen Foster, History
  • 2014
    Daniel Meissner, History
    Sandra Hunter, Physical Therapy
    John Su, English (Gettel Award)
    Terence Ow, Management
  • 2013
    Stephen Franzoi, Psychology
    Richard Jones, Social and Cultural Sciences
    Douglas Lobner, Biomedical Sciences
    Robert Lowe, Education and Policy and Leadership
  • 2012
    Mark Cotteleer, Management
    Sarah Feldner, Communication Studies
    John Moyer, Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science
    Rebecca Nowacek, English
  • 2011
    Debra Krajec, Performing Arts
    Gregory Rajala, Biomedical Sciences
    Susan Riedel, Electrical and Computer Engineering
    Barry Velleman, Foreign Languages and Literatures
  • 2010
    Steven Avella, History
    Lisa Koenig, Dental Sciences
    Erik Ugland, Broadcast and Electronic Communication
    Theresa Weynand Tobin, Philosophy
  • 2009
    Christopher Foley, Engineering
    Bryan Massingale, Theology
    Chris Shaw, Nursing
  • 2008
    Edward de St. Aubin, Psychology
    Nancy Snow, Philosophy
    Rosemary Stuart, Biological Sciences
    Amelia Zurcher, English
  • 2007
    Ralph Anzivino, Law School
    Linda Laatsch, Clinical Laboratory Science
    Scott Reid, Chemistry
  • 2006
    Dennis Garrett, Marketing
    Richard Marklin, Mechanical Engineering
    Anees Sheikh, Psychology
  • 2005
    Lawrence J. LeBlanc, Political Science
    Krista L. Ratcliffe, English
    Peter G. Toumanoff, Economics
  • 2004
    Thomas J. Hammer, Law
    Stephen J. Merrill, Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science
    John S. Pustejovsky, Foreign Languages and Literature
  • 2003
    Jeanne M. Hossenlopp, Chemistry
    Edward J. Inderrieden, Management
    Janet W. Krejci, Nursing
  • 2002
    William Cullinan, Biomedical Sciences
    Gary Meyer, Communication Studies
    Linda Milson, Clinical Laboratory Science
  • 2001
    Deirdre A. Dempsey, Theology
    Lance R. Grahn, History
    Guy G. Simoneau, Physical Therapy
  • 2000
    Daniel Blinka, Law School
    Heather Hathaway, English
    Stephen Heinrich, Civil and Environmental Engineering
  • 1999
    Joseph P. Daniels, Economics
    Julian V. Hills, Theology
    Kathleen M. Karrer, Biology
  • 1998
    Walter W. Fredricks, Biology
    H. Richard Friman, Political Science
    Christine Kovach, College of Nursing
  • 1997
    Robert J. Griffin, Journalism
    Rev. William S. Kurz, S.J., Theology
    Michael A. McKinney, Chemistry
  • 1996
    Gary S. Krenz, Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science
    Phillip C. Naylor, History
    Kristina M. Ropella, Biomedical Engineering
  • 1995
    William A. Donaldson, Chemistry
    Dean C. Jeutter, Biomedical Engineering
    Gail L. Waring, Biology
  • 1994
    Anthony M. Kuchan, Psychology
    John D. McCabe, English
    Donald A. Neumann, Physical Therapy
  • 1993
    Thomas C. Anderson, Philosophy
    Julius R. Ruff, History
    Mary Jane Schank, College of Nursing
  • 1992
    Rev. Bruce F. Biever, S.J., Sociology
    Eugene R. Laczniak, Marketing
    Farrokh Nourzad, Economics
  • 1991
    G.G. Hamedani, Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science
    Bela E. Piacsek, Biology
    Christine M. Wiseman, Law School
  • 1990
    Robert A. Fox, Education
    Rev. Joseph T. Lienhard, S.J., Theology
    Thomas H. Wenzel, Civil and Environmental Engineering
  • 1989
    Robert B. Ashmore, Philosophy
    Thomas K. Ishii, Electrical and Computer Engineering
    Franklin Silverman, Speech Pathology and Audiology
  • 1988
    Rev. John P. Donnelly, S.J., History
    Judith Miller, College of Nursing
    Russell J. Niederjohn, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
  • 1987
    Adrian M. Dupuis, Education
    Harold Gerstein, School of Dentistry
  • 1986
    James M. Barrett, Biology
    John J. Kircher, Law School
  • 1985
    James A. Heinen, Electrical and Computer Engineering
    George E. Reedy, Journalism
  • 1984
    John D. Krugler, History
    Arthur C. Moeller, Electrical and Computer Engineering
  • 1983
    Thomas A. Bronikowski, Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science
    Fernando F. Segovia, Theology
  • 1982
    Esther L. Hudgins, Foreign Languages and Literatures
    Nicholas Nigro, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
  • 1981
    Alphonse E. Zanoni, Civil and Environmental Engineering
    Beatrice E. Zedler, Philosophy
    Herbert G. Zollitsch, College of Business Administration
  • 1980
    Rita McDonald, Psychology
    Peter L. Danner, Economics
  • 1979
    James M. Rhodes, Political Science
    Helen Harrington, College of Nursing
  • 1978
    Rev. Robert R. Boyle, S.J., English
    Thomas E. Hachey, History
  • 1977
    Ray Aikin, Law School
    Ronald Zupko, History
  • 1976
    Richard A. Gaggioli, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
    Raymond J. McCall, College of Liberal Arts
  • 1975
    Christopher Spalatin, College of Liberal Arts
    Ellen Rasch, Biology
  • 1974
    Joseph M. Schwartz, English
    Karen N. Metzger, Speech
  • 1973
    Clemens B. Hanneken, Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science
    Rev. Francis Paul Prucha, S.J., History
  • 1972
    James W. Arnold, Journalism
    Rosemarie H. Kangery, College of Nursing
  • 1971
    Daniel T. Haworth, Chemistry
    James D. Ghiardi, Law School
  • 1970
    Miriam E. Connellan, Mathematics
    Rev. Francis C. Wade, S.J., College of Liberal Arts
  • 1969
    Walter Hirthe, Mechanical Engineering
    Ralph Weber, History
  • 1968
    Theodore Marburg, College of Business Administration
    James Robb, Philosophy
  • 1967
    John Pick, English
    Walter Zeit, School of Medicine
  • 1966
    Rev. Virgil C. Blum, S.J., Political Science
    Rudolph Morris, College of Liberal Arts
  • 1965
    Robert Barr, College of Business Administration
    Frank L. Klement, College of Liberal Arts
  • 1964
    Bernard J. Cooke, College of Liberal Arts
    Armand Quick, School of Medicine
  • 1963
    James D. Horgan, Engineering
    Thomas P. Whelen, College of Liberal Arts
  • 1962
    Rev. Lester J. Heider, S.J., College of Liberal Arts
    Albert J. Sievers, College of Business Administration
  • 1961
    Thomas Abbott, School of Dentistry
    J.L. O'Sullivan, Journalism
  • 1960
    Harry Beckman, School of Medicine
    Rev. George Ganss, S.J., College of Liberal Arts
    Victor E. Hamm, College of Liberal Arts
  • 1959
    John Douglas, Engineering
    Rev. Gerard Smith, S.J., College of Liberal Arts