Teaching Prize Recipients
Our faculty have won numerous awards for the excellence of their teaching.
Our faculty have won numerous awards for the excellence of their teaching.
The Walzer ’56 Award for Teaching is given to a tenure-track faculty member who combines superlative scholarship with inspired teaching.
2018: Anita Hannig, Anthropology
2017: Derron Wallace, Education and Sociology
2016: Jasmine Johnson, African & Afro-American Studies and Women’s, Gender, & Sexuality Studies
2014: Xing Hang, History
2013: Sara Shostak, Sociology
2010: Maura J. Farrelly, American Studies
2008: Wendy Cadge, Sociology
2005: Janet McIntosh, Anthropology
2004: Derek Isaacowitz, Psychology
2003: Can Erbil, Economics
2001: Chad Brown, Economics
1999: Govind Sreenivasan, History
1997: Sarah Lamb, Anthropology
The Brandeis Prize for Excellence in Teaching honors a tenured or contract faculty member for his or her outstanding teaching.
2020: Antonella Di Lillo, Computer Science
2019: Keith Merrill (Mathematics)
2017: Daniel Breen, Legal Studies
2014: Laura Goldin, Environmental Studies
2011: Eileen McNamara, Journalism
2008: Marya Levenson, Education
2005: William E. Kapelle, History
2002: Robert C. Hunt, Anthropology
2001: Mary Davis, American Studies
The Jeanette Lerman-Neubauer ’69 and Joseph Neubauer Prize for Excellence in Teaching and Mentoring honors a faculty member who is involved in the cocurricular and extracurricular life of the campus, and more importantly, has had a significant impact on students lives as an exceptional teacher, mentor, adviser and friend.
2016: Sarah Lamb, Anthropology
2011: Richard Gaskins, American Studies and Legal Studies
2010: Elizabeth Ferry, Anthropology
2007: David Cunningham, Sociology
2005: Ibrahim K. Sundiata, African & Afro-American Studies and History
The GSAS Dean of Arts and Sciences Mentoring Award honors a faculty member for outstanding ability as a mentor of graduate students.
2020: Timothy Street, Biochemistry
2019: Dmitry Kleinbock, Mathematics
2018: Laura Miller, Sociology
2017: Lotus Goldberg, Computational Linguistics
2015: Eva Bellin, Politics
2012: Wendy Cadge, Sociology
2011: Michael Willrich, History
2009: Derek Isaacowitz, Psychology
2008: Jacqueline Jones, History
2006: Jane Kamensky, History
2005: Karen V. Hansen, Sociology