Edwin Lieuwen Award for the Promotion of Excellence in the Teaching of Latin American Studies

Edwin Lieuwen Prize for outstanding teaching or the promotion of outstanding teaching. The prize may go to either an outstanding teacher or someone who has made excellent teaching possible with an outstanding text or teaching materials or video. Please send nomination letters by February 28, 2010 via e-mail to:

Chair:
Doug Yarrington
Department of History
Colorado State University
Clark B-356
Fort Collins, Colorado 80523
Doug.Yarrington@colostate.edu


Adrian Bantjes
Department of History
College of Arts & Sciences
Room 158 History Building Dept. 3198
1000 E. University Ave.
University of Wyoming
Laramie, WY 82071
Bantjes@uwyo.edu



Elena Jackson Albarrán,
Department of History
222A Upham Hall
Miami University of Ohio
Oxford, Ohio 45056
albarrej@muohio.edu

Previous Award Winners
2009 William E. French, Professor of History, University of British Columbia
2004 Susan Deeds, Northern Arizona University
2003
2002
2001
2000 Frederick M. Nunn, Portland State University
        For the development of international studies programs at his university
1997 Sheryl Lutjens, Northern Arizona University
        For outstanding undergraduate teaching
1996 Pamela Llorens, Miami Public School District
        For organizing and directing the RMCLAS outreach program for high school teachers
1995 Richard M. Hopper, SR Books
        David Hotlby, University of New Mexico Press
        For the publication of Latin American books for classroom use
1994 Mark A. Burkholder, University of Missouri-St. Louis
        Lyman L. Johnson, University of North Carolina-Charlotte
        For the publication of the standard text Colonial Latin America
1992 Edward J. Williams, University of Arizona
        For outstanding graduate teaching in Political Science
1991 Raquel Rubio-Goldsmith, Pima Community College
        For outstanding undergraduate teaching
1989 Michael C. Meyer, University of Arizona
        William L. Sherman, University of Nebraska
        For the standard text The Course of Mexican History

 
 



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