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Previous Award Recipients

2023 Award Recipients

2023 Award Recipients

Best Practices in Service Learning

Yi Deng, Philosophy

Scholarship of Engagement

Kendy Altizer, History-Anthropology-Philosophy

2022 Award Recipients

2022 Award Recipients

Best Practices in Service Learning

Robert H. Scott, History, Anthropology, and Philosophy

2021 Award Recipients

2021 Award Recipients

Scholarship of Engagement

Amy Anderson, Biology

Best Practices in Service Learning

Tamara Spike, Associate Department Head

2020 Award Recipients

2020 Scholarship of Engagement

Rebecca Rose, Libraries

Robert H. Scott, History, Anthropology, and Philosophy

2020 Best Practices in Service Learning

Alison Hite, Psychological Science

2019 Award Recipients

2019 Scholarship of Engagement

Donna Governor, Science Education

Sarah Young, Political Science

2019 Best Practices in Service Learning

William Balco, Anthropology

Phillip Mitchell, English

2018 Award Recipients

2018 Best Practices in Service-Learning

Yi Deng, Philosophy

Mary Norman, Marketing

Nathan Price, Political Science

2018 Scholarship of Engagement

David Broad, Sociology

David Connolly, History

2017 Award Recipients

2017 Best Practices in Service Learning

Rosann Kent, Appalachian Studies

Robert H. Scott, History, Anthropology, and Philosophy

2017 Scholarship of Engagement

William Balco, History, Anthropology, and Philosophy

Kristin Kelly, English

Chris Dockery, Visual Arts

2016 Award Recipients

2016 Scholarship of Engagement

April Nelms, Teacher Education

Carly Redding, Sociology

Pamela Elfenbein, Sociology

2015 Award Recipients

2015 Best Practices in Service-Learning

William Balco, History, Anthropology, and Philosophy

Randy Parish, Political Science & International Affairs

2015 Scholarship of Engagement

Sarah Widincamp, Teacher Education

Gina Reed, Mathematics

2014 Award Recipients

2014 Best Practices in Service-Learning

Gina Reed, Mathematics

Margaret Williamson, Sociology and Human Services

2014 Fostering Engagement

Yi Deng, Philosophy

Joanna Kim, Music

Stacy Koffman, Visual Arts

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