Kemper Award Recipients at Webster University

The William T. Kemper Award is given for excellence in teaching. The award was established at Webster with a $100,000 grant in 1991 and continues today through the generosity of the William T. Kemper Foundation-Commerce Bank Trustees.¹

 

| 1990s | 2000s | 2010s

 

1990's

 

1992

• Sr. Barbara Ann Barbato (History, Politics, International Relations)
• David Clewell (English)
• William HuddlestonBerry (Behavioral and Social Sciences)
• Marita Woodruff (Theatre)

1993

• Leon Hicks (Art)
• Sharon Shockley Lee (Education)
• Reta Madsen (English)
• Michael Salevouris (History, Politics, International Relations)

1994

• Lucille Berry (Business)
• Don Corrigan (Communications & Journalism)
• Dorothy Marshall (Theatre)
• William McConnell (Science)

1995

• Dennis Klass (Religious Studies)
• Tom Lang (Art)
• Ed Sakurai (Math & Computer Science)
• Susan Stang (Electronic & Photographic Media)

1996

• David Brennan (Management)
• Harry James Cargas (English)
• Monica Moore (Psychology)
• Kathleen Singleton (Theater and Dance)

1997

• Janice Hooper (Nursing)
• Theresa Prosser (Education)
• Lorraine Gilbertson (Finance, Kansas City)

1998

• Carol Hodson (Art)
• Bruce Longworth (Theatre)
• Robert W. Hilliard (Health Services Management, San Antonio)

1999

• Byron Grant (Theatre)
• Britt-Marie Schiller (Philosophy)
• Guy Backus (Social Science and Psychology, Geneva)

2000s

2000

• Roy Tamashiro (Education)
• Linda Woolf (Psychology)
• Maher Mishriki (Business & Management, Vienna)

2001

• Anna Barbara Sakurai (Math & Computer Science)
• Gwyneth Williams (History, Politics, International Relations)
• Larry Schmidt (International Languages and Cultures)
• Larry Seifert (Business, Fayetteville)

2002

• Michael Hulsizer (Psychology)
• Dan Viele (Business)
• Renee English (Business)
• Bonnie Manjura (Orlando)

2003

• Don Conway-Long (Behavioral and Social Sciences)
• Scott Jensen (Communications & Journalism)
• Bill Porter (Audio Production)
• Adelina Silva (Management, San Antonio)

2004

• Marlene Birkman (Education)
• John Wylie (Theatre)
• Connie Fuller (Management, Crystal Lake)
• Ted Mayer (Cha’am, Thailand)

2005

• John D. Chappell (History, Politics, International Relations)
• Kathy Corley (Electronic & Photographic Media)
• James K. Bunsa
• Diana Pascoe-Chavez (International Languages & Cultures)
• James M. Georgoulakis (Counseling, Ft. Sam Houston)

2006

• Graciela Corvalan (International Languages and Cultures)
• William Lynch (Theatre)
• Joan Henderson (Louisville)
• Paulette Schmidt (English)

2007

• Meg Sempreora (English)
• Art Silverblatt (Communications & Journalism)
• Leo A. Lennon (Merritt Island)
• Dardis McNamee (Vienna)

2008

• Anne McIlhaney (English)
• Josephy Schuster (Communications & Journalism)
• Damon Roberts (Education, Kansas City)
• Eddie Schwertz (Business & Online Programs, Rolla)

2009

• Lawrence Baden (Communications & Journalism)
• Kelly-Kate Pease (History, Politics, International Relations)
• Peter van Krieken (International Relations, Leiden)
• Royce Calhoun (Counseling, Ft. Sam Houston campus)

2010s

2010

• Bill Barrett (Electronic & Photographic Media)
• Michael Erickson (English)
• Patricia Belshe (Math & Computer Science)
• Aaron DeWispelare (Business, Fort Bliss/San Antonio)

2011

• Gary Glasgow (Theatre)
• Danielle MacCartney (Sociology)
• Mark Muehlbach (Math & Computer Science)
• Ronald Scott (Management, San Antonio)

2012

• Aaron AuBuchon (Electronic & Photographic Media)
• Allan MacNeill (Economics, History, Politics, International Relations))
• Andrea Miller (Philosophy)
• Gregory Weeks (International Relations, Vienna)

2013

• Kristen DiFate (Communications & Journalism)
• Julie Palmer (Management)
• Jack Delman (Management, Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling)
• Leon Hutton (Business, Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling)

2014

• Karla Armbruster (English)
• Kate Parsons (Philosophy)
• Thomas Barkman (Electronic & Photographic Media)
• Ibrahim Wazir (Business, Vienna)

2015

• Glen Bauer (Music)
• Eric Goedereis (Psychology)
• Wayne Davis (Management)
• Gina Jensen (Communications)

2016

• Emily Thompson (International Languages and Cultures)
• Bruce Umbaugh (Philosophy)
• Rozan Riley (Management, Fayetteville Metropolitan Campus)
• M. Mercedes Stephenson (International Languages and Cultures)

2017

• Robin H. Assner-Alvey (Art)
• Gregory D. Hoffmann (Management)
• Michael D. Long (Communications)
• Amanda M. Rosen (International Relations)

2018

• Doug Finlayson (Theatre)
• Mary Preuss (Biological Sciences)
• Eric Flack (Education)
• Henry Garcia (Management)

2019

• Jef Awada (Theatre)
• Anne Geraghty-Rathert (Legal Studies)
• Robert Ryals (Math & Computer Science)
• Francesco Arese Viscounti (Media Communications, Geneva)

References

¹ Here & Now, October-November 1991.