CALS Robert H. Foote Mid-Career Teaching Award
Office Managing the Award Process: Office of Academic Programs
Date of Announcement: Late March
Deadline for Submission: April 30 (download application)
Eligibility: The Robert H. Foote Mid-Career Teaching Award is for any CALS teaching faculty member (tenure track or teaching faculty) who has been teaching continually for more than 5 but less than 25 years.
Specifics: Nominees for this award must have demonstrated a dedication to excellence in teaching and mentoring and developed an innovative and sustainable teaching program. Awardees must engage with students using creative and novel techniques, introducing students to cutting edge information in their field.
Presented at: Dean's Faculty Awards Celebration
Previous Awardees of the CALS Robert H. Foote Mid-Career Teaching Award (formerly Innovative Teacher Award) Since 1994
| Year | Awardee |
|---|---|
1994 | George W. Hudler, Plant Pathology |
1995 | Aaron N. Moen, Natural Resources |
1996 | David A. Levitsky, Nutritional Sciences |
1997 | Susan M. Merkel, Microbiology |
1998 | Susan C. Piliero, Education |
1999 | Deborah H. Streeter, Agricultural, Resource, and Managerial Economics |
2000 | Geraldine K. Gay, Communication |
2001 | Robert A. Milligan, Applied Economics and Management |
2002 | Kenneth W. Mudge, Horticulture |
2003 | William D. Schultze, Applied Economics and Management |
2004 | Debbie J. Cherney, Animal Science |
2005 | Richard T. Curtis, Applied Economics and Management |
2006 | Parfait Eloundou-Enyegue, Development Sociology |
2007 | Linda S. Rayor, Entomology |
2008 | Poppy L. McLeod, Communication |
2009 | Marcia Eames-Sheavly, Horticulture |
2010 | Jeremy P. Birnholtz, Communication |
2011 | Susan M. Merkel, Microbiology |
2012 | Sahara E. Byrne |
2013 | Kathie T. Hodge, Plant Pathology and Plant-Microbe Biology |
2014 | Eric Nelson, Plant Pathology / Michael Milgroom, Plant-Microbe Biology |
| 2015 | Cindy van Es, Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management |
| 2016 | Lori Leonard, Development Sociology |
| 2017 | Drew Margolin, Communication |
| 2018 | Mike Webster, Neurobiology and Behavior, Lab of Ornithology |
| 2019 | John McKinley, Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management |
| 2020 | Kevin Kniffen, Applied Economics and Management |
| 2021 | Chris Fromme, Molecular Biology and Genetics |
| 2022 | Pedro David Pérez, Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management |