CAS End of Year Awards
The Full-Time Faculty Award is awarded to a faculty member who exemplifies outstanding service for their department, their students, their communities, and their professions for the academic year.
- 2025 – Nicole Gonzales Howell
- 2024 – Mark Miller & Ana Rojas
- 2023 – Alark Joshi
- 2022 – Candice Harrison
- 2021 – Jack Lendvay & Cathy Gabor
- 2020 –
- 2019 – Hwaji Shin & Eve-Anne Doohan
- 2018 – Mark Meritt & Marilyn DeLaure
- 2017 – Ronald Sundstrom
- 2016 – Theodore Matula
- 2015 – Zhiqiang Li
- 2014 – Edward Munnich
- 2013 – Michael Rozendal
- 2012 – Jeffrey Paris
- 2011 – Joaquin Gonzalez
- 2010 – Annick Wibben & Anne Bartlett
- 2009 – Amie Dowling
- 2008 – Karyn Schell
- 2007 – Seth Wachtel & Terence Parr
- 2006 – Tracy Seeley & Pamela Balls Organista
- 2005 – Marcelo Camperi
- 2004 – Performing Arts
- 2003 – Aaron Shurin & Deborah Lichtman
- 2002 – Mike Stanfield
- 2001 – Bernadette Barker-Plummer
- 2000 – Stephen Zunes
- 1999 – R. James Brown
- 1998 – Rhonda Parker & Horacio Camblong
- 1997 – Tom Lucas, SJ & Paul Zeitz
- 1996 – Johnnie Hafernik
- 1995 – Pamela Balls Organista & Michael Torre
- 1994 – Sociology
- 1993 – Lois Lorentzen & Tami Spector
- 1992 – Ten Muenk
- 1991 –
- 1990 – Scott McElwain
The Collective Achievement Award is given to a group of colleagues who have had an unprecedented year.
- 2025 – USF Food Pantry ReDesign
- 2024 – Community Engaged Scholars in Computer Science
- 2023 – Moment to Movement (M2M): Sophie Engle, Christina Garica-Lopez, Aysha Hidayatullah, Sangman Kim, Quỳnh Pham, Zachary Reese, Evelyn Rodriguez
- 2022 – Honors College: Dana Zartner, Heather Hoag, Monica Doblado
- 2021 – Graduate Admissions: Mark Landerghini, Marco Lean, Emily Golike, Victoria Gnessin
- 2020 –
- 2019 – BASE Founding Co-leads: Candice Harrison, Stephanie Sears, Pamela Balls Organista, Preston Walton (no award, just mention), Julie Orio (no award, just mention)
- 2018 – Supporting Women in STEM: Cornelia Van Cott, Janet Yang, Sophie Engle, Aparna Venkatesan
- 2017 – Critical Diversity Studies: Evelyn Rodriguez, Bernadette Barker-Plummer, Melissa Canlas, Kevin Chun, Candice Harrison, Evelyn Ho, Karina Hodoyan, EJ Jung, Christina Garcia Lopez, Genevieve Leung, David Kim, Noriko Milman, Stephanie Sears, Ronald Sundstrom, James Taylor, Roberto Gutierrez Varea, Christine Young, James Zarsadiaz, Jessi Havel (PA)
- 2016 – Faculty Directors of Curriculum Development: Alexandra Amati-Camperi, John (Jack) Lendvay, Mark Meritt, Suparna Chakraborty
- 2015 – MAPS: John Nelson, Brian Komei Dempster, Melissa Dale, Amanda Dzida, Annmarie Belda, Fr. Antoni Ucerler, David Kim, Kyoko Suda, Genevieve Leung, Wei Yang, Stephen Roddy, Jean Lin (Yen Chun Lin), Jaime Chua, Andrea Lingenfelter, Dayna Leigh Barnes, Ya-chi Teng, Keiko Sato, Cynthia Schultes
- 2014 – Science Technical Staff: Alex Fedosov, Colin Bean, Julien Dubeau, Megan Danielson, Katie Arnolds, Jeffrey Oda, Nicole Hamilton, Chad Schwietert, Andy Huang, Keoki Kakigi, Patrick McNeff, Jordan Palamos, Angela Qin, Millie Hathaway
- 2013 – McCarthy Center
- 2012 – English as a Second Language
- 2011 – Global Women's Rights & Forum Committee
- 2010 – Creative Writers
- 2009 – Assessment Liaisons
- 2008 –
- 2007 – ESS
- 2006 – Rhet/Comp
The Frank Beach Award is awarded to a faculty member in recognition of their outstanding leadership in service to the College over the course of their career at USF.
- 2025 – Sophie Engle
- 2024 – Dorothy Kidd
- 2023 – John Zarobell
- 2022 – Mike Webber
- 2021 – Evelyn Rodriguez
- 2020 –
- 2019 – Tracy Benning
- 2018 – Stephanie Sears
- 2017 – Seth Wachtel
- 2016 –
- 2015 – Paul Zeitz
- 2014 – Lois Lorentzen
- 2013 – Thomas Lucas, SJ
- 2012 – Brandon Brown
- 2011 – Fredel Wiant
- 2010 – John Sullivan
- 2009 – David Wolber
- 2008 – Deneb Karentz & Mary Jane Niles
- 2007 – Pat Schulz
- 2006 – John Veitch
- 2005 – Scott McElwain
- 2004 – Colin Silverthorne
- 2003 – Alan Heineman
- 2002 – Johnnie Hafernik & Stephanie Vandrick
- 2001 – Robert Elias
- 2000 – Francis Buckley, SJ
- 1999 – Michael Lehmann
- 1998 – Gary Stevens
- 1997 – John Clark, SJ
- 1996 – Gerardo Marin
- 1995 – Millianne Lehmann
- 1994 – Maureen O'Sullivan
The Staff Award is awarded to a staff member who exemplifies outstanding service for their department, their students, and the College and University as a whole for the academic year.
- 2025 – Victor Palacios
- 2024 – Luwei Xie
- 2023 – Sean Olson
- 2022 – Matt Helm
- 2021 – Collynn Dang
- 2020 –
- 2019 – Monica Doblado
- 2018 – Steve Rhyne
- 2017 – Glori Simmons
- 2016 – Courtney Resnick
- 2015 – Crystal Chissell & Lara Kleine
- 2014 – Marissa Litman & Lynn Eastman
- 2013 – Jenny Alcivar
- 2012 – Lydia Fedulow
- 2011 – Shona Doyle & Sara Solloway
- 2010 – Mary Zweifel
- 2009 – Alex Fedosov & Tonya Miller
- 2008 – Krysten Elbers & Katie Baum
- 2007 – Mark Landerghini
- 2006 – Jeffrey Oda
- 2005 – Barbara St. Marie
- 2004 – Anne Hieber
- 2003 – Annmarie Belda
- 2002 – Patricia Chuakay
- 2001 – John Pinelli
- 2000 – David Pangaro
- 1999 – Hedi Moussouras
- 1998 – Andy Huang
- 1997 – Rosa Maria Garay
- 1996 – Marvella Luey
- 1995 – Laleh Shahideh & Lawrence Romani
- 1994 – John Galten
- 1993 – Cheryl Czekala
- 1992 – Liz Michael
The Part-Time Faculty Award is awarded to a faculty member who exemplifies outstanding service for their department, their students, their communities, and their profession for the academic year.
- 2025 – Kristin Jones & Keli Dailey
- 2024 – Brynna Jacobson
- 2023 – Alivia "Liv" Schaffer
- 2022 – Elli Shahideh
- 2021 – Shawn Doubiago
- 2020 –
- 2019 – Esti Skloot
- 2018 – Lee Bycel
- 2017 – Andrew Fittingoff
- 2016 – Jake McGoldrick, Lilly Iona MacKenzie, & Lynn Perkins
- 2015 – Natalie Greene
- 2014 – Cynthia Schultes
- 2013 – Rue Ziegler
- 2012 – Kenneth Harrington
- 2011 – Ruth Starkman
- 2010 –
- 2009 – Cassandra Millspaugh
- 2008 – Gaelle Corvaisier
- 2007 – Marvin Brown
- 2006 – Bonnie Okonek
- 2005 – David Holler
- 2004 – Rose Zimbardo
- 2003 – Greg Pabst
- 2002 – Suzi Dod-Thomas
- 2001 – Mel Ciena
- 2000 – George Germany
- 1999 – Beatrice Hallier
- 1998 – Rick Roberts
- 1997 – Joan McKenna
- 1996 –
- 1995 – John Hada
- 1994 – Victoria Siu
- 1993 – Sharonjean Leeds
- 1992 – Anne Jayne
The Program Assistant Award is awarded to a program assistant who exemplifies outstanding service to their department/program, students, and faculty for the academic year.
- 2025 – Sky Berry-Weiss
- 2024 – Stephanie Blanco
- 2023 – Michelle Santana
- 2022 – Carla Ventura
- 2021 – Genevieve Chan
- 2020 –
- 2019 – Christine Liu
- 2018 – Amy Joseph