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Issue date: 2/14/08 Section: Campus News

Each year the University of Washington Tacoma hands out the Distinguished Teaching Award to one exceptional professor.

The award comes with $5,000, a plaque and recognition at the graduation ceremonies for UW Seattle and UWT. Recipients may only savor the experience once - the same professor can't win twice. Faculty and students submit nominations each year. A committee comprising of faculty, the previous year's winner, one student and one alumna will decide who wins the award. The winner will be announced at the end of March.

This year's nominees for the Distinguished Teaching
Award are:

Chris Demaske, assistant professor, Interdisciplinary

Arts and Sciences
Kathleen Shannon Dorcy, senior lecturer, Nursing
Cynthia Duncan, associate professor, Interdisciplinary

Arts and Sciences
Charles Emlet, associate professor, Social Work
Ehsan Feroz, professor, Milgard School of Business
Marian Harris, assistant professor, Social Work
Trista Huckleberry, assistant professor, Interdisciplinary
Arts and Sciences
Turan Kayaoglu, assistant professor, Interdisciplinary
Arts and Sciences
Marinilka Kimbro, assistant professor, Milgard School
of Business
Rich Knuth, assistant professor, Education
Don McLane, lecturer, Institute of Technology
David Morris, associate professor, Interdisciplinary
Arts and Sciences
Beverly Naidus, associate professor, Interdisciplinary
Arts and Sciences
Stern Neill, associate professor, Milgard School of
Business
Johann Reusch, assistant professor, Interdisciplinary
Arts and Sciences
Joe Sharkey, associate professor, Interdisciplinary Arts
and Sciences
Christine Stevens, assistant professor, Nursing
Carolyn West, associate professor, Interdisciplinary
Arts and Sciences
Doug Wills, associate professor, Milgard School of
Business
... Congratulations to the nominees!

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