American University Honors Outstanding Faculty

WASHINGTON, DC (June 28, 2004) – Eleven American University professors were honored at an award ceremony held April 25, 2004, at the Washington College of Law. Each year, American University honors its distinguished professors for their contributions to the university.



University Faculty Award for Outstanding Teaching

§ Denise Orenstein, College of Arts and Science, Literature



University Faculty Award for Outstanding Teaching in the General Education Program

§ Albert Cheh, College of Arts and Sciences, Chemistry



University Faculty Award for Innovative Use of Technology in Teaching

§ David Fagelson, School of Public Affairs, Justice Law & Society



University Faculty Award for Outstanding Scholarship, Research, and Other Professional Contributions

§ Jonathan Baker, Washington College of Law



University Faculty Award for Outstanding Service to the University Community

§ David Culver, College of Arts and Sciences, Biology



University Faculty Award for Outstanding Contributions to Academic Department

§ Don Kimes, College of Arts and Sciences, Art



University Faculty Award for Outstanding Teaching in an Adjunct Appointment

§ Deborah Norris, College Arts and Sciences, Psychology
§ Thomas Williams, School of Public Affairs, Government



University Faculty Administrator Award for Outstanding Service to the University Community

§ John Richardson, School of International Service and Center for Teaching Excellence



Scholar-Teacher of the Year

§ Patricia Aufderheide, School of Communication



Morton Bender Prize

Recognizing an important scholarly or creative endeavor since attainment of the rank of associate professor.

§ Shalini Venturelli, School of International Service



Located in Washington, D.C, American University is a leader in global education, enrolling a diverse student body from throughout the U.S and more than 150 countries and providing opportunities for academic excellence, public service, and internships in the nation’s capital and around the world.