Karin DeJonge-Kannan, a principal lecturer in linguistics in the Department of Languages, Philosophy and Communications Studies, has been named 2019 CHaSS Teacher of the Year. She was among 13 awardees who were named.
Those receiving awards are:
Teacher of the Year: Karin DeJonge-Kannan (LPCS)
Researcher of the Year: Tammy Proctor (History)
Lecturer of the Year: Clair Canfield (LPCS)
Undergraduate Researcher of the Year: Rachael Gulbrandsen (SSWA)
Undergraduate Research Mentor of the Year: Michaelann Nelson (English)
Faculty Undergraduate Mentor of the Year: Judson Finley (SSWA)
Outstanding Employee of the Year (Light of Old Main Award): Barry Harris (Dean’s Office)
Outstanding Employee of the Year (True Blue Award): Stacey Kelly (Political Science)
Ed Glatfelter Faculty Service: Jess Lucero (SSWA)
Doctoral Student Researcher of the Year: Kristen Koci (SSWA)
Master’s Student Researcher of the Year: Stacie Denetsosie (English)
Graduate Student Instructor of the Year: Alicia Ingersoll (SSWA)
Legacy Award: Frankie Urrutia-Smith (History)
15 undergraduate English students from Logan, Vernal, and Ephraim campuses presented at the 100th Sigma Tau Delta International English Honors Society Convention and won awards in three categories.
5 Questions for a CHaSS Grad highlights the awesome things our alumni go on to do. Meet Kat Webb, content director for the Aspire NSF Engineering Research Center on USU’s Innovation campus. When not working, Kat can be found playing soccer with her son, u...
