2011 Founders' Day Awards

Denise Gammonley
College of Health and Public Affairs My teaching is inspired by the work of Paulo Freire. I strive to create a sense of shared community within the classroom by promoting thoughtful dialogue, critical reflection, and acquisition of empirically based knowledge. My teaching goes beyond lessons about intervention strategies, research, and theory to inco...

Adele Richardson
College of Arts and Humanities Writing is everywhere in this 24/7 world we live in, but how and when it is produced is constantly changing. Students come into the university already doing a lot of writing and, for the most part, are keeping up with the evolving nature of creating texts outside the walls of academia. Yet, many of them view w...

Kenneth White
College of Business Administration Formal education is highly correlated to national productivity and individual accomplishments. The skills that students develop help a nation’s productivity while at the same time reward individuals for their commitment to excellence. Teaching is, I believe, one of the most important endeavors taking pla...