College of Humanities and Fine Arts
Excellence in Teaching

Faculty Recipients of the
College Outstanding Teacher Awards and the University Distinguished Teacher Award

COLLEGE OUTSTANDING TEACHER AWARD

Harley Erdman, Theater, 2001
Gilbert Lawall, Classics, 2001
Margaret O'Brien, English, 2001
Lyn Frazier, Linguistics, 2000
Anne Herrington, English, 2000
Angel Loureiro, Spanish and Portuguese, 2000
Sigrid Bauschinger, Germanic Languages, 1999
Jeanette Cole, Art, 1999
Thomas Roeper, Linguistics, 1999
Craig Harbison, Art History, 1998
Gary Matthews, Philosophy, 1998
Stephen Oates, History, 1998
Rex Wallace, Classics, 1998
Carlin Barton, History, 1997
Kyle Johnson, Linguistics, 1997
Anthony Terrizzi, French and Italian, 1997
Pedro M. Barreda, Spanish and Portuguese, 1996
William Oedel, Art History, 1996
Kathleen Swaim, English, 1996
Dean Ware, History, 1995
John McCarthy, Linguistics, 1995
Edward Golden, Theater, 1995
Vincent DiMarco, English, 1995
John Nelson, English, 1994
Maurice Levin, Slavic Languages, 1994
Iris Cheney, Art History, 1993
William Patterson, Art, 1993

UNIVERSITY DISTINGUISHED TEACHER AWARD

Robert Sullivan, Germanic Languages and Literature, 2001
Marios Philippides, Classics, 2000
Nina M. Scott, Spanish and Portuguese, 1997
Richard Yarde, Art, 1997
Deborah Carlin, English, 1996
Margo Culley, English, 1995
Robert Ackermann, Philosophy, 1955
Roberts French, English, 1993
Karen List, Journalism, 1993
Walter Chestnut,. Music & Dance, 1992
Fred Feldman, Philosophy, 1992
Charles K. Smith, English, 1991
Arthur Kinney, English, 1990
Susan Cocalis, Germanic Lang. & Lit., 1989
Adnan Haydar, Judaic & Near Eastern Studies, 1989
George Parks, Music & Dance, 1989
Dorrance Hill, Afro-American Studies, 1988
Fred Robinson, Linguistics, 1987
Charlotte Spivack, English, 1986
Louis Greenbaum, History, 1985
Julius Lester, Afro-American Studies, 1984
Charles Moran, English, 1982
Stephen Oates, History, 1981
Joyce Berkman, History, 1980
Francisco Fernández Turienzo, Spanish and Portuguese, 1980
Arnold Friedmann, Art, 1980
Lyle Perkins, Art,1979
Doris Abramson, Theater, 1978
Maurice Levin, Slavic Languages, 1977
Edward Phinney, Classics, 1977
Normand Berlin, English,1976
Elizabeth Petroff, Comparative Literature, 1976
Pamela Edwards, English, 1974
Leland Varley, English, 1964

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