Teaching Excellence Award
The Director General’s Teaching Excellence Awards were established in 1993 to recognize outstanding teaching performance in the classroom, laboratory and/or fieldwork.
Students and peers may nominate teachers who have exemplified the teaching profession. The difficult task of selecting four recipients among 24 finalists per year in the Careers, General Education, Pre-University (Arts) and Pre-University (Science) sectors is left to a vigourous process overseen by the Assistant Sector Deans. A plaque in the Boardroom displays the names of all past winners.
Past Recipients
2015-2016
Raymon Fong (3D Animation & Computer Generated Imagery)
Cory Legassic (Sociology)
Ray Claudio Pino (History)
Eric Van der Wee (Humanities)
2014-2015
No Teaching Excellence Awards given out
2013-2014
Inti Chauveau (French)
Joelle Dayan (Psychology)
Cynthia De Luca (History)
Boris Lorkovic (Electronics Engineering Technology)
2012-2013
Mary Ann Hoskin (Diagnostic Imaging)
Andrew Katz (English)
Rajesh Malik (Psychology)
Chris Whittaker (Physics)
2011-2012
Janet Wyman (Biology)
Alyson Grant (English)
Anick Legault (Psychology)
Brian Mader (Biology)
2010-2011
Nadim Boukhira (Physics)
Rim Dib (Physics)
Stan Roach (Illustration & Design)
Robert Stephens (Humanities)
2009-2010
Jean-François Brière (Physics)
Marjorie Griffin (Graphic Design)
Elijah James (Economics)
Brian Morin (Physical Education)
2008-2009
Thomas Fox (Mathematics)
Frank Mulvey (Fine Arts/Illustration & Design)
Jessica Lim (Humanities)
Geoff Carley (3D Animation and Computer Generated Imagery / Illustration and Design)
2007-2008
Susan Scott (Graphic Design)
Jocelyn Guindon (Geography)
Richard Calvé (Biology)
Tony Proudfoot (Physical Education)
2006-2007
Dawson College Faculty
for the extraordinary compassion and commitment shown to the students in the wake of September 13
(accepted by Leslie Barker, Chair of Senate)
2005-2006
Robin Simmons (Nursing)
Lucy Trahan (Illustration & Design)
2004-2005
Gemma Albanese (History/Classics)
Susan Burgess (Biomedical Laboratory Technology)
Robin Gagnon (Psychology)
2003-2004
Chris Adam (Community Recreation Leadership Training)
Simon Davies (Cinema/Communications)
Gesche Peters (History/Classics)
2002-2003
Glen Goodale (Mathematics)
Lew Haddad (Physics)
Lloyd Slaven (Electronics Technology)
2001-2002
Giuseppe Di Leo (Fine Arts)
Kurt Gauss (Industrial Design)
Ivan Gombos (Mathematics)
2000-2001
David Mulhall (History/Classics)
Richard Shoemaker (Physics)
Helen Stavaris (Business Administration)
1999-2000
Ray Bourgeois (Biology)
Yvonne Kiely (Nursing)
Paula McCafferty (English)
Sue McKenzie (Psychology)
1998-1999
Youssef Bishay (Geology)
Roy Carter (Graphic Design)
Allan Dalfen (Religion/History/Classics)
David Price (English)
1997-1998
Vincent Maggiore (Business Administration)
David Muhlstock (Sociology)
Sally Nelson (English)
Peggy Simpson (Physics)
1996-1997
Ed Entus (Mathematics)
Carmen Legendre (Computer Science)
Wally Weng-Garrety (Humanities)
1995-1996
David Hopkins (Professional Photography)
Steve Muszynski (Physics)
Betty Sunerton (Psychology)
1994-1995
Grant Brown (Mathematics)
John Lucas (English)
Robert Miller (Computer Science)
1993-1994
Mirjehan Janmohamed (Chemistry)
Caroline Marchand (Computer Science)
