Outstanding Young Alumnus/Alumna Award
The Outstanding Young Alumnus/Alumna Award was established by the ISU Alumni Association in 1968 to recognize ISU alumni aged 40 and under who have excelled in their professions and provided service to their communities.
Past LAS Recipients
2008
Aranthan Steve Jones II, sociology & anthropology
Derionne Pollard, English
2006
Scott DeBoer, physics and electrical engineering
Jacquelyn (Jeras) Ellis, journalism and mass communication
Michelle Moseman, computer science
2005
Sang-Joon Cho, biology and neuroscience
Brian Hamphill, journalism/mass communications
Scott Stanzel, journalism/mass communications
2003
Carla Koehler, biochemistry and biophysics
Kent Lucken, political science
Douglas Bennett, interdisciplinary studies
2000
N.B. Suresh Chandra, economics
Mary Walczak, chemistry
1999
Sergio Lence, economics
1997
Philip Anfinrud, chemistry
Dennis Goering, speech/communication
1993
Diana Oblinger, botany
1992
Maryanne Bach, botany
1991
Debra Floerchinger, psychology
Terry Rich, speech and television arts
1990
Craig Dory, math; statistics
Jim Paulsen, economics
1989
Vicky (Holets) Whittemore, zoology
1988
Katharine Abraham, economics
1986
Thomas Knudson, journalism
Barbara Mack, journalism
Heather (Soladay) Olson, journalism
1985
Allison (Engel) Kirkpatrick
1984
Holly Burkhalter, history
Reid Crawford, political science
Carol (Campbell) Elliott, political science
John Lee, speech
1983
Debra Engel, psychology
1982
Graham Spanier, sociology
Thomas Wilhite, speech; journalism
1981
Joseph Jongewaard, economics
Earl Willits, government
1980
Robert Denson, political science
Kirk Wolter, statistics
1979
Linda McCloskey, history
Judith (Gardner) Rutter, journalism
1978
Carol (Campbell) Amick, journalism
James Cunningham, chemistry
Richard McCloskey, zoology
1977
Joan (Urenn) Axel, history
Lowell Satterlee, biochemistry
David Trauger, biology
1976
Neal Carter, science
1975
Carole (Zike) Custer, journalism
Janice (Sells) McLain, journalism
Merrill Oster, journalism
1974
Thomas Harkin, government
1973
J. Alan Swegle, journalism
1972
Lynda Anderson, journalism
Robert Bartley, journalism
1971
Richard Gimer, government
1970
Charles Campbell, government
1969
Paul Leaverton, statistics
1968
Thomas Twetten, psychology
Joanne Will, journalism
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