2010 Recipient:

Lisa Blackford

Lisa Blackford

In nominations, students said the following about their Social Science instructor:


"She is more than a great professor -- she is a counselor, role model, organizer and friend...and the list goes on and on."

"She is one of the reasons I decided to stay at NMC for another year."

"This instructor is approachable, friendly and genuine about social work and about the students."

"She makes learning understandable and fun. We were given great learning tools that will help us in the working world to succeed in our professions."

"She was always willing to adapt the course in order to best serve the students."

"There is a line between teacher and student. She earns respect as a teacher should. You can see it in the eyes of the people she works with."

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

2009: Gary Sanborn
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

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