Vote: Award-winning teachers

UW-Green Bay has presented a Founders Association Award for Excellence in Teaching annually since 1975. The distinguished list of honorees (nominated and selected over the years by their peers) is by no means complete, but is as good a starting point as any for an informal poll inviting your input on favorite faculty over the years.

“Vote” for a maximum of three.  And please share other names in the comment section below if there are others — personal favorites, talented researchers or individuals with relatively brief UWGB teaching careers who nonetheless made an impact — whom you believe deserve special mention.

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79 thoughts on “Vote: Award-winning teachers”

  4. The profs who displayed genuine interest in their students (in my experience) were Don Larmouth, Phil Thompson, Dick Bruland among others. They took the time to get to know their students and suggest possible projects, etc. They had extensive knowledge of the fields of information and research.

  11. You’re missing so many great teachers!

    Katia Levintova
    Hye-Kyung Kim
    Mike Wreen
    Mike Kraft
    Scott Furlong
    Laurel Phoenix
    John Luzcaj
    Kevin Kain
    Ganga Nair
    Peter Kellogg
    Andrew Austin
    Ann (Deprey) Larscheid
    Mike Stearney
    Brian Sutton
    Linda Toonen

  12. Paul Sager and Jim Wiersma were the most influential professors in my career at UWGB.

  14. Where are the Music and Art Profs
    Lovel Ives,
    Art Cors,
    and David Damkoehler

    Poorly made survey, poor ly contrived web page…..seems like just click bait to harvest email addresses

    1. Thank you for your reply. This distinguished list of honorees received the Founders Association Award for Excellence in Teaching though the years. Unfortunately it only serves as a starting point for honoring the fantastic faculty and excellent teachers that have graced the halls of UW-Green Bay, including those you have mentioned. With regards to requiring e-mail addresses, we are doing so in accordance with our privacy policy, and require e-mail addresses to help us to follow up individually if needed and ensure authenticity of posts. (UWGB Privacy Policy , UWGB Alumni Privacy Policy)

  15. Dr. Greenberg, Dr. Havens, Dr. Galt. Without question all three had a major impact on who I am today.

  16. I’m certain this is a list of excellent professors. However David Damkoehler is sorely missing. He was, and is to this day, inspirational, brilliant, and an exceptional human being.

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