Sullivan-Carlson Innovation in Teaching Award

The Sullivan-Carlson Innovation in Teaching Award gives students the opportunity to nominate the instructor they feel has most demonstrated excellence through developing and maintaining curricula that improve the education of engineering students. The award was established in 1997 by engineering students in honor of Jackie Sullivan and Larry Carlson, co-directors of the Integrated Teaching & Learning Laboratory.

Procedures

In the spirit of the ITLL, the student-sponsored Engineering Excellence Fund makes the $1,000 award annually to an instructor in the college who demonstrates initiative and innovation in developing and using hands-on curriculum. The award is presented each year at the Engineering Design Expo. (No award was presented in 2007 since the timing of the presentation was changed that year from fall to spring.)

Nominations

Students may nominate a faculty member for the award by filling in the online nomination form.

Previous Recipients

2012	Daven Henze	Mechanical Engineering
2011	Ryan Starkey	Aerospace Engineering Sciences
2010	Derek Reamon	Mechanical Engineering
2009	Roseanna Neupauer	Civil, Environmental, and Architectural Engineering
2008	Daniel Connors	Electrical and Computer Engineering
2006	Dirk Grunwald	Computer Science
2005	Michael Eisenberg	Computer Science
2004	Daria Kotys-Schwartz	Mechanical Engineering
2003	Peter Mathys	Electrical and Computer Engineering
2002	Clayton Lewis	Computer Science
2001	Michael Brandemuehl	Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering
2000	Ken Gall	Mechanical Engineering
1999	Janet deGrazia	Chemical/Mechanical Engineering
1997	David Clough	Chemical Engineering