CAS Faculty Awards

College of Arts and Sciences Faculty Award Recipients

• Teaching

  2023-24
  John Ranking

  2022-23
  Linsday Rogers

  2021-22
  Cerrone Foster

  2020-21
  Abbas Shilabin

  2019-20
  Michele Joyner 

  2018-19
  Joshua Reid 

  2017-18
  Lee Bidgood

  2016-17
  Robert Beeler

  2015-16
  Mark Holland

• Research

  2023-24
  Jesse Graves

  2022-23
  Meredith Ginley
  Brian Maxson

  2021-22
  Michael Allen

  2020-21
  Aruna Kilaru

  2019-20
  Joseph Baker 

  2018-19
  Stacey Williams

  2017-18
  Matthew Palmatier

  
  
  2016-17
  David Harker

  
  
  2015-16
  Richard Ignace

• Service

  2023-24
  Andrew Joyner

  2022-23
  Lee Bidgood

  2020-21
  Felipe de Oliveira Fiuza

  2019-20
  C. Wesley Buerkle
  
  
  
  
  

  2018-19
  Andrea Clements

  2017-18
  Daniel Boner

  
  
  2016-17
  Keith Green

  
  
  2015-16
  Wallace Dixon

• New Faculty

  2023-24
  Richard Carter

  2022-23
  Michael Fowler

  2021-22
  Kelly Moore

  2020-21
  Meredith Ginley

  2019-20
  Gerardo Arceo-Gomez

  2018-19
  Diana Morelen

  
  
  2017-18
  Nicole Lewis

  
  
  2016-17
  Jill Stinson

  
  
  2015-16
  Anna Hiatt

• Lecturer and Adjunct

  2023-24
  Brian Espino (Lecturer), Jason Leek (Adjunct)

  2022-23
  Kalia Yeagle (Lecturer)

  2021-22
  Maria Poterfield (Adjunct)

  2020-21
  Wyatt Rice (Adjunct)

  2019-20
  Justin Waller (Lecturer),
  Jennifer Kintner (Adjunct)
  
  
  

  2018-19
  David Michael Jones (Lecturer),
  John Hilton (Adjunct)

  2017-18
  Colleen Trenwith (Lecturer),
  Jeremy Fritts (Adjunct)

  
  
  2016-17
  Karen Smith

  
  
  2015-16
  Ana Grinberg

• Executive Aide and Staff

  2023-24
  Diana Qualls (Executive Aide)
  Spenser Brenner (Staff)

  2022-23
  Jenni Dalton (Executive Aide)
  Ben Bateson (Staff)

  2021-22
  Amber Farley (Executive Aide)
  Raven Ragsdale (Staff)

For information about the awards, see the College of Arts and Sciences Awards Information document. Nominations for all college-level awards are due each year no later than the Friday of the first week in March.

Travel Award for Arts and Sciences Faculty (TAASF)

The Travel Award for faculty in the College of Arts and Sciences (TAASF) competition is open to all tenured or tenure-track faculty within the College of Arts and Sciences. The funds will be available to faculty who have been invited via a selection process to give a presentation or to perform or exhibit at a conference of international significance. The amount awarded will be $2,000 or 80% of the total cost, whichever is less.