The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences will honor professors from the college’s 24 different programs June 9. Honorees will receive $500 and a plaque commemorating their achievement in this year’s ninth annual John Eliot Allen award ceremony.
The awards are based on student selection. Students from each department collaborated to decide which professors from four groups would receive the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences outstanding teaching awards.
Nine faculty members have previously won a teaching award, some more than once, despite the fact that there are three years of ineligibility between receiving awards. Two English department awards were presented, adding a 25th award to this year’s ceremony.
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The winning professors:
Natalie Vasey ?” Anthropology
Susan Conrad ?” Applied Linguistics (second award)
Deborah Duffield ?” Biology (second award)
Linda George ?” Center for Science Education
Niles Lehman ?” Chemistry
Roberto DeAnda ?” Chicano/Latino Studies
Jana Meinhold ?” Child and Family Studies
Cynthia Coleman-Sillars ?” Communication
Isbel Ingham ?” Conflict Resolution
John Hall ?” Economics (second award)
Elisabeth Ceppi ?” English
Michael McGregor ?” English (second award)
Yangdong Pan ?” Environmental Sciences (second award)
Geoffrey Duh ?” Geography
Tom Lindsay ?” Geology
Linda Walton ?” History (second award)
Shawn Smallman ?” International Studies
Sean Larsen ?” Mathematics
Angela Coventry ?” Philosophy
Andres La Rosa ?” Physics
Eric Mankowski ?” Psychology (third award)
Nila Friedberg ?” Russian
Randy Blazak ?” Sociology
Delys Ostlund ?” Spanish (second award)
James Andrews ?” Speech and Hearing Sciences (second award)
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