List of Awardees
Sherwood Dodge Shankland Award for Encouragement of Teachers
- 2023 – Phokeng Dailey (Journalism & Communication)
- 2022 – Franchesca Nestor (Politics & Government)
- 2021 – Kira Bailey (Psychology)
- 2020 – Mary Anne Lewis Cusato (World Languages & Cultures)
- 2019 – Melanie Henderson (Psychology)
- 2018 – Paul S. Dean (Sociology-Anthropology)
- 2017 – Christopher L. Fink (Health & Human Kinetics)
- 2016 – Shala J. Hankison (Zoology)
- 2015 – Kristina Bogdanov (Fine Arts)
- 2014 – Ashley Biser (Politics & Government)
- 2013 – Richelle D. Schrock (Women's & Gender Studies)
- 2012 – David D. Markwardt (Zoology)
- 2011 – Erin Flynn (Philosophy)
- 2010 – Patricia D. Ahearne-Kroll (Religion)
- 2009 – Danielle R. Hamill (Zoology)
- 2008 – Vicki G. DiLillo (Psychology)
- 2007 – Amy L. Downing (Zoology)
- 2006 – Karen M. Poremski (English)
- 2005 – Robert O. Harmon (Physics & Astronomy)
- 2004 – Patricia R. DeMarco (English)
- 2003 – Bradley R. Trees (Physics & Astronomy)
- 2002 – Nancy M. Gamso (Music)
- 2001 – Alan K. Zaring (Mathematics & Computer Science)
- 2000 – David M. Johnson (Botany & Microbiology)
- 1999 – Lynda K. Hall (Psychology)
- 1998 – Elane Denny-Todd (Theatre & Dance)
- 1997 – Mark P. Gingerich (History)
- 1996 – Joan E. McLean (Politics & Government)
- 1995 – Kim A. Lance (Chemistry)
- 1994 – Barbara S. Andereck (Physics & Astronomy)
- 1993 – Alice E. Simon (Economics)
- 1992 – Richard F. Spall (History)
- 1991 – Mary T. Howard (Sociology-Anthropology)
- 1990 – Theodore F. Cohen (Sociology-Anthropology)
- 1989 – Kim G. Dolgin (Psychology)
- 1988 – David H. Hickcox (Geology / Geography)
- 1987 – John A. Martin (Physical Education)
- 1986 – Danny E. Vogt (Chemistry)
- 1985 – Joann P. Harvey (Economics)
- 1984 – Richard L. Leavy (Psychology)
- 1983 – Richard A. Amos (Chemistry)
- 1982 – Betty E. Heald (Fine Arts)
- 1981 – Joseph F. Musser (English)
- 1980 – David O. Robbins (Psychology)
- 1979 – Richard Fusch (Geology / Geography)
- 1978 – Corinne Lyman (Politics & Government)
- 1977 – William C. Louthan (Politics & Government)
- 1976 – James W. Biehl (Humanities-Classics)
- 1975 – Jan T. Hallenbeck (History)
- 1974 – Robert E. Shimp (History)
- 1973 – Stephan Scholl (History)
- 1972 – Violet Meek (Chemistry)
- 1971 – Uwe Woltemade (Economics)
- 1970 – Lyman Leathers (Humanities-Classics)
- 1969 – Anna Macias (History)
- 1968 – Lauren Wilson (Chemistry)
- 1967 – Melvin Vulgamore (Religion)
- 1966 – Gene Chenoweth (Politics & Government)
- 1965 – David Osborne (English)
- 1964 – Thomas Oey (Chemistry)