During each spring semester, the five college Deans will identify outstanding instructors within their unit. (Engineering-4, Sciences and Arts-5, Business-1, Forestry-1, and Technology-1) These twelve nominees (allocated proportionally by total number of affiliated faculty) will be announced one per week through the spring term. All twelve will be invited to an end-of-term luncheon at which they'll receive formal recognition and a small token of appreciation from the CTL.
Beginning in 2017, Deans' Teaching Showcase winners are considered (along with the distinguished teaching award finalists not selected) for three additional university-wide $1000 awards in targeted areas. Awards will be given for exceptional large classroom/introductory teaching, innovative or outside the classroom teaching methods, and/or curriculum or assessment development. Each awardee will be asked to make a presentation at a separate CTL event the following fall, sharing exceptional contributions and formally receiving recognition. Recipients take part in the next selection process.
| Week | Name | Department/School |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Paul van Susante | COE/Mechanical Engineering - Engineering Mechanics |
| 2 | Lynn Artman | Construction Management |
| 3 | John Jaszczak | CSA/Physics (interim chair Chemistry) |
| 4 | Junhong (Jun) Min | School of Business and Economics |
| 5 | COE/Civil and Environmental Engineering | |
| 6 | College of Computing | |
| 7 | Paul Charlesworth | CSA/Chemistry |
| 8 | Matthew Kelly | School of Forest Resources and Environmental Science |
| 9 | Faith Morrison | COE |
| 10 | Nicholas Hendrickson | Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering Technology |
| 11 | Lisa Johnson de Gordillo | CSA |
| 12 | Darnishia (Dar) Slade | Pavlis Honors College |
| 13 | Timothy J. Schulz | COE |
| Week | Name | Department/School |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cécile Piret | CSA/Mathematical Sciences |
| 2 | Kris Mattila | COE/Civil and Environmental Engineering |
| 3 | Jeffrey Wall | School of Business and Economics |
| 4 | Joshua Ellis | CSA/Cognitive and Learning Sciences |
| 5 | COE/Geological and Mining Engineering and Sciences | |
| 6 | Mike Hyslop | School of Forest Resources and Environmental Science |
| 7 | Ruihong Zhang | CSA/Computer Science |
| 8 | Yongmei Jin | COE/Materials Science and Engineering |
| 9 | John Irwin | Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering Technology |
| 10 | Roman Sidortsov | CSA/Social Sciences |
| 11 | Tony Rogers | COE/Chemical Engineering |
| 12 | Christopher Plummer | CSA/Visual and Performing Arts |
| Week | Name | Department/School |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Beth Reed | CSA/Mathematical Sciences |
| 2 | Gowtham | COE/Research Computing |
| 3 | Heather Knewtson | School of Business and Economics |
| 4 | Raymond Shaw | CSA/Physics |
| 5 | Glen Archer | COE/Electrical & Computer Engineering |
| 6 | Tara Bal | School of Forest Resources & Environmental Science |
| 7 | Don Lafreniere | CSA/Social Sciences |
| 8 | Julia King | COE/Chemical Engineering |
| 9 | Paul Buda | College of Computing |
| 10 | Loredana Valenzano-Slough | CSA/Chemistry |
| 11 | Martin Auer | COE/Civil & Environmental Engineering |
| 12 | Steven Elmer | CSA/Kinesiology & Integrative Physiology |
| Week | Name | Department/School |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Gordon Parker | Mechanical Engineering - Engineering Mechanics |
| 2 | Scott Kuhl | Computer Science |
| 3 | Mari Buche | Business and Economics |
| 4 | Danny Miller | Technology |
| 5 | John Vucetich | Forest Resouces and Environmental Science |
| 6 | Caryn Heldt | Chemical Engineering |
| 7 | Andrew Galerneau | Chemistry |
| 8 | Dean Johnson | Business and Economics |
| 9 | Kit Cischke | Electrical and Computer Engineering |
| 10 | David Wanless | Technology |
| 11 | Molly Cavaleri | Forest Resources and Environmental Science |
| 12 | David Olson | Mathematical Sciences |