2009 Recipient: Gary Sanborn

In nominations, students said the following about their Business/ Accounting instructor:
"Mr. Sanborn LOVES accounting. As a result he taught me how to appreciate accounting. He used interesting stories and anecdotes from his experience as an accountant."
"Everyone felt comfortable with Mr. Sanborn. He built respect and a sense of friendship with his students. He never made anyone feel awkward or dumb. He always made himself available to us."
"His quiet, on-the-side, personal attention really helps those students who might not otherwise speak up or ask for help."
"Gary takes time out of his own schedule and away from his own family to help any student that is in need. He is a very good listener."
"He provides a sense of dedication by making sure that we all know in a timely manner what our test scores are and what areas that we need to review or reinforce for the next test."
"He will use real life situations to explain how something works if the text isn't clear enough."
Adjunct Faculty Excellence Award
About the award
Created in 1999 as a companion to the Imogene Wise Faculty Excellence Award. Chosen by a student selection committee, award criteria includes teaching excellence, rapport with students, innovation in the classroom and a sense of dedication.
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Past recipients
2008: Stephen Lockman
2007: Jason Teichman
2006: Karl Sporck
2005: Peter Baumeler
2004: Ted Reese
2003: Jerry Gates
2002: Jerry Dobek
2001: Regis McCord
2000: Susan Odgers
1999: Gregory LaCross
