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During the graduation ceremony each year, the Board of Trustees gives its annual award recognizing one member of the faculty for exemplary teaching. It brings all of us back to our raison d'être, teaching, and emphasizes the centrality and importance that AUP accords to pedagogical excellence.

Special consideration is given to dedication of time and energy given by a professor to students, creation of powerful learning experiences, intellectual rigor in the development of courses or programs, passion for the field or subject taught, commitment to upholding the highest academic standards, as well as the way in which a faculty member has served as an inspiring intellectual role model to his or her students.
 
 
 
 

1982
 

Françoise Weinmann

Art History

1983
 

Maude Nicolas

French

1984
 

Charlotte Lacaze

Art History
     
     
     

1985
 

James Clayson

International Business Administration

 

Paul Godt

International Affairs

1986
 

Ali Rahnema

Economics

1987
 

Michael Strohl

International Affairs
     
     
     

1988
 

Kathleen Chevalier

Art History

1989
 

Jean Bardot

French

1990
 

Gassan Salame

International Affairs

 

Kathleen List

Comparative Literature & English
     
     
     

1991
 
N/A

1992
 

Ray Ouellet

International Business Administration

1993
 

Ali Rahnema

Economics
     
     
     

1994
 

Morteza Gosha Yeshi

International Business Administration

1995
 
N/A

1996
 

Richard Beardsworth

European Studies & Philosophy
     
     
     

1997
 

Christine Baltay

Art History

1998
 

Alexandra Svoronou

Computer Science, Math & Science

 

Susan Perry

International Affairs

1999
 

Farhad Nomani

Economics
     
     
     

2000
 

Susan Perry

International Affairs

 

Ali Rahnema

Economics

2001
 

Roy Rosenstein

Comparative Literature & English

 

Steven Frankel

European Studies & Philosophy

2002
 

Filiz Burhan

Art History

 

Geoffrey Gilbert

Comparative Literature & English
     
     
     

2003
 

James Clayson

Computer Science, Math & Science

2004
 

Waddick Doyle

Global Communications

2005
 

Paul Godt

International Affairs

 

William Stewart

International Business Administration
     
     
     

2006
 

Julie Newton

International Comparative Politics

2007
 

Marc Pellen

Comparative Literature & English

2008
 

Ann Mott

Comparative Literature & English
     
     
     

2009
 

James Clayson

Computer Science, Math & Science

2010
 

Dominique Mougel

French & Modern Languages
 
     
     
 
 
 

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