Award Winners
- 2025 – Paul Craig (Physical Therapy)
- 2024 – Carla Fagan (Social Work)
- 2023 – Vijay Antharam (Chemistry)
- 2022 – Mitzi Averette (Nursing)
- 2021 – Matt Dobra (Financial Economics)
- 2020 – Denise Bauer (Engineering)
- 2019 – Tat Chan (Computer Science)
- 2018 – Kathleen Fick (Mathematics)
- 2017 – Scott Marosek (Music)
- 2016 – Pam Strickland (Accounting)
- 2015 – Clay Britton (Biology)
- 2014 – Patrick O’Neil (History)
- 2013 – Mary Kirchner (Accounting)
- 2012 – Eric See (Criminal Justice)
- 2011 – George Hendricks (Social Work)
- 2010 – Nancy Alexander (English)
- 2009 – Carl Dyke (History)
- 2008 – Rebecca Wendelken (History)
- 2007 – Wenda Johnson (Physical Education)
- 2007 – Jane Weeks Gardiner (Music)
- 2006 – Robert Christian (English)
- 2005 – Lysa (Hartley) Holbrook (Biology)
- 2004 – Darl Champion (Criminal Justice)
- 2003 – Norman J. Wilson (History)
- 2002 – Silvana Foti (Art)
- 2001 – John Sill (Sociology)
- 2000 – Robin Greene (English)
- 1999 – Peggy Batten (Mathematics)
- 1998 – Silvana Foti (Art)
- 1998 – Peggy Hinson (Art)
- 1997 – Lori Brookman (Biology)
- 1997 – P. Jennifer Rohrer-Walsh (English)
- 1996 – J. Elaine Porter (French)
- 1995 – Patricia Jones (Mathematics)
- 1994 – Anthony J. DeLapa (Education)
- 1993 – Robert Bloodworth (Mass Communications)
- 1992 – Margaret Folsom (Biology)
- 1991 – Carol Higy (Physical Education)
- 1990 – Linda Sue Barnes (Biology)
- 1984–1989 – No Record
- 1983 – Gene Clayton (Physical Education)
- 1982 – Lorenzo Plyler (Religion)
- 1981 – Janet Cavano (English)
- 1980 – Glen Blackburn (Military Science/ROTC)
- 1979 – J. Elaine Porter (French)
- 1978 – R. Parker Wilson (History)