Recognizes outstanding achievement around a specific educational topic.
A group (typically 4 to 6) LAS faculty members are selected.
2009-10 Topic: Will be announced at later date.
Master Teacher Classes
2008-09 - Experiential Learning Jim Colbert, ecology, evolution and organismal biology Jane Cox, ISU Theatre Chad Gasta, world languages and cultures Nicola Pohl, chemistry Carol Vleck, ecology, evolution and organismal biology David Vogel, psychology
2007-08
- Large Format Classes Cinzia Cervato, geological and atmospheric sciences Margaret Holmgren, philosophy and religious studies Stephanie Madon, psychology Craig Ogilvie, physics and astronomy Amy Slagell, English Kim Smith, Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication
2006-07
- Successful Innovations in Teaching
Dirk Dean, political science Volker Hegelheimer, English Aili Mu, world languages and cultures John Nason, ecology, evolution and organismal biology Heather Thompson, mathematics Ken Windom, geological and atmospheric sciences
2005-06
- Graduate Teaching
Douglas Bonett, psychology and statistics Carol Chapelle, English Philip Dixon, statistics Mark Gordon, chemistry Jonathan Wendel, ecology, evolution and organismal biology
2004-05
- Connected Learning
Clifford Bergman, mathematics
William Gallus, geological and atmospheric sciences
Michael Mendelson, English
Jill Pruetz, anthropology
Mark Rectanus, foreign languages and literatures
2003-04
- Multicultural Instruction
Hector Avalos, philosophy and religious studies J. Herman Blake, African-American Studies Susan Cross, psychology Jackie Litt, sociology Lulu Rodriguez, Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication
2002-03
- Off-Campus Instruction Warren Dolphin, genetics, development and cell biology Kathy Leonard, foreign languages and literatures Margaret Mook, foreign languages and literatures Stephen Pett, English William Simpkins, geological and atmospheric sciences
2001-02
- Undergraduate Research Paul Canfield, physics and astronomy Jeffrey Prater, music Valerie Sheares, chemistry David Wallace, English
2000-01
- Technology in the Classroom Rebecca Burnett, English Tom Ingebritsen, genetics, development and cell biology Steffen Schmidt, political science W. Robert Stephenson, statistics David Stuart, music Douglas Yarger, geological and atmospheric sciences
1999-2000
- Large Lecture Classrooms Jim Colbert, ecology, evolution and organismal biology Steve Kawaler, physics and astronomy Wolfgang Kliemann, mathematics Barbara Mack, Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication Ron Peters, psychology
