Southern Illinois University Carbondale

Outstanding Teaching Award 1970 - 1979

	1979: James L. Evers, associate professor in the department of engineering mechanics and materials. A native of Greenville, Ala., he joined the faculty in 1969 as an assistant professor and became associate professor in 1973. He received his bachelor’s degree in 1959 from the University of Alabama and was granted a diploma by the Von Karman Institute in 1965. He earned his doctorate at the University of Alabama in 1969.
	1979: Carl L. Hausler, associate professor in the department of animal industry. A native of Schenectady, N.Y., he earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Vermont in 1963 and 1965, and his doctorate from Purdue University in 1970. He joined the faculty in 1970 as an assistant professor and was promoted to associate professor in 1977.
	1979: Dale F. Ritter, professor in the department of geology, joined the faculty in 1972. A native of Allentown, Pa., he was assistant and associate professor at Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster, Pa., before coming to SIUC. He earned bachelor’s degrees in education and geology from Franklin and Marshall in 1955 and 1959, and master’s and doctoral degrees from Princeton in 1963 and 1964.
	1978: Donald M. Elkins, professor in the department of plant and soil science, also won this award in 1975. A native of Woodville, Ala., he earned a bachelor’s degree in 1962 from the Tennessee Polytechnic Institute and his master’s and doctoral degrees from Auburn University in 1964 and 1967. He was appointed assistant professor in 1967 and became full professor in 1974.
	1978: Marvin D. Kleinau, assistant professor in speech communication. A native of Geneseo, he joined the SIUC faculty in 1963 after stints as a public school teacher in Saybrook and Geneseo. He was promoted from instructor to assistant professor in 1973. He earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Illinois State University in 1952 and 1960, and was awarded his doctorate in 1977 by SIUC.
	1978: Richard Peterson, associate professor in the department of English, joined SIUC’s faculty in 1969 as an assistant professor. He graduated from Edinburg, (Pa.) University, and received master’s and doctoral degrees from Kent State University in 1967. He became associate professor in 1975.
	1977: Charles J. Woelfel, professor of accounting;
	1977: Richard T. Arnold, professor of chemistry;
	1977: Alan M. Cohn, professor in Morris Library;
	1977: Donald W. Garner, assistant professor of law;
	1977: Charles B. Klasek, associate professor of instruction and media;
	1977: Raymond R. Maleike, assistant professor of plant and soil science;
	1977: John L. Kurtz, assistant professor of radio and television;
	1977: Theresa B. Mirani, associate professor in School of Technical Careers;
	1977: Joan V. O’Brien, associate professor of foreign languages and literature;
	1977: Edith C. Spees, assistant professor of child and family;
	1976: R. Clifton Andersen, professor of marketing;
	1976: Mary Ann Armour, political science instructor;
	1976: Dorothy R. Bleyer, assistant professor in the School of Technical Careers;
	1976: Jacqueline Eddleman, assistant professor of child and family;
	1976: Robert L. Gold, professor of history;
	1976: Carl L. Hausler, assistant professor of animal industries;
	1976: John S. Jackson III, associate professor of political science;
	1976: B. Taylor Mattis, associate professor of law;
	1976: John C. Mickus, assistant professor of physiology;
	1976: Randall H. Nelson, professor of political science;
	1976: Edward J. O’Day, Jr., history instructor;
	1976: Lois A. Richman, English instructor;
	1976: Dale O. Ritzel, associate professor of health education;
	1976: C. Lee Rogers, assistant professor of technology;
	1975: Donald M. Elkins, professor in the department of plant and soil science, also won this award in 1975. A native of Woodville, Ala., he earned a bachelor’s degree in 1962 from the Tennessee Polytechnic Institute and his master’s and doctoral degrees from Auburn University in 1964 and 1967. He was appointed assistant professor in 1967 and became full professor in 1974.
	1974: Michael Hanes, Marching Salukis director and music professor;
	1974: Charles Speck, assistant professor of foreign language;
	1974: Donald Lybecker, School of Agriculture;
	1974: Terrence Roberts, College of Human Resources;
	1974: Charles Woelfel, College of Business and Administration;
	1974: Arthur Workun, School of Technical Careers;
	1974: Dale Besterfield, School of Engineering and Technology;
	1974: William Hood, College of Science;
	1974: William O’Brien, College of Education;
	1973: ???
	1972: ???
	1971: William Horrell, professor of cinema and photography;
	1971: Morris Lamb, assistant professor of elementary education;
	1971: Edmund Epstein, professor of English;
	1971: Donald Elkins, assistant chairman, Department of Agriculture;
	1971: James Moore, instructor of marketing;
	1971: Paul Andrews, lecturer in technology;
	1971: Melva Ponton, child and family instructor;
	1971: James White, instructor in automotive technology;
	1970: Maurice Ogur, Department of Microbiology;
	1970: Brent Kington, associate professor of art;
	1970: Sue Pace, associate professor of speech pathology and audiology;
	1970: Dormalee Lindberg, assistant professor of elementary education;
	1970: Eugene Wood, professor of agricultural industries;
	1970: Charles Woelfel, associate professor of accounting;
	1970: Ernest L. Dunning, professor of engineering;
	1970: Samantha Sue Ridley, instructor of clothing and textiles;
	1970: Donald Smith, instructor of chemistry;
All information was current at the time of the award.