2025 CITL’s SEATLE Award Winners

Supporting Excellence, Achievements, Transformations, Leadership and Equity in teaching


Award Titles and Descriptions

Dr. Daniel Hayes sitting by the water and smiling

For diligently exploring new tools and technologies that can be used in their teaching.

Read Dan Hayes Interview

Eric Jones smiling at the camera

For the faculty member who has spanned campuses in thinking about their teaching.

Read Eric Jones Interview

Dr. Dan Sandweiss kneeling in a sand dune

For a faculty member who patiently uncovers better teaching practices.

Read Dan Sandweiss Interview

Photograph of Professor Herakova

For the faculty who has meaningfully nurtured the next generation of educators with care, culture and curiosity.

Faculty Member Stephanie Burnett kneeling next to flowers.

For faculty who think about innovative ways of teaching in STEM.

Read Stephanie Burnett Interview

Faculty member Lindsey French

For a new faculty member who models not just joining faculty but taking it to the next level.

Read Lindsey French Interview

For a graduate student who is constantly learning and building her teaching craft.

Faculty member - Rob Glover

For the faculty who mindfully engaged with our scripting process and never needing re-takes as a result.

Read Rob Glover Interview

Dr. Judith Rosenbaum-Andre

For leadership in faculty development.

Read Judith Rosebaum-Andre Interview

Faculty member - Timothy Bowden

For a faculty member who eagerly tests new tools, technologies and techniques in their teaching.

Read Timothy Bowden Interview

Faculty member - Jen Newell-Caito

For centering accessibility in STEM education.

Read Jen Newell-Caito Interview

Faculty member - Meredith Kirkmann

For doing some of the hard work around teaching topics.

Read Meredith Kirkmann Interview

Faculty member - Henri Akono

For their dedication to both quality AND quantity.

Read Henri Akono Interview

Dr. Jordan LaBouff smiling at the camera.

For masterfully guiding the party (aka faculty) through the most challenging of campaigns (curriculum reform).

Read Jordan LaBouff Interview