Frank P. Piskor Lectureship Award
Established in 1979 in honor of Dr. Frank P. Piskor, who served as president of the university for 12 years. The Lectureship's purpose is to encourage and recognize original and continuing research and scholarship among the faculty and to afford the faculty the opportunity to share their learning with the academic community.
Piskor Award Recipients
1980 Thomas B. Coburn (Assistant Professor of Religious Studies)
1981 L. Richard Guarasci (Assistant Professor of Government)
1982 Donald Auster (Professor of Sociology)
1983 Thomas L. Berger (Professor of English)
1984 Glen R. Harris (Associate Professor of Environmental Studies)
1985 Lawrence Baron (Associate Professor of History)
1986 Elizabeth L. Kahn (Associate Professor of Fine Arts)
1987 Laura N. O'Shaughnessy (Associate Professor of Government)
1988 Paul H. Connett (Assistant Professor of Chemistry)
1989 George L. Frear (Professor of Religious Studies)
1990 Neil L. Waters (Associate Professor of History)
1991 David H. Richardson (Dana Professor of Economics)
1992 Stephen D. Papson (Associate Professor of Sociology)
1993 D. Bruce Conn (Associate Professor of Biology)
1994 Richard J. Kuhta (University Librarian)
1995 Eve W. Stoddard (Associate Professor of Economics)
1996 Allen C. Rogerson (Professor of Biology)
1997 Sidney L. Sondergard (Associate Professor of English)
1998 Celia Nyamweru (Associate Professor of Anthropology)
1999 Steven Horwitz (Associate Professor of Economics)
2000 Kirk Fuoss (Associate Professor of Speech & Theatre)
2001 David E. Hornung (Dana Professor of Biology)
2002 Judith DeGroat (Dana Professor of History)
2003 Karen Johnson (Priest Associate Professor of Physics)
2004 J. Ansil Ramsay (Munsil Professor of Government)
2005 Duncan Melville (Professor of Mathematics, Computer Science & Statistics)
2006 Andrea Nouryeh (Associate Professor of Speech & Theatre)
2007 R. Danielle Egan (Associate Professor of Gender Studies)
2008 Steven White (Professor of Modern Languages & Literature)
2009 Jeffrey T. Young (Hepburn Professor of Economics)
2010 Melissa A. Schulenberg (Associate Professor of Fine Arts)
2011 Bruce I. Weiner (Professor of English)
2012 Aswini Pai (Associate Professor of Biology)
2013 Marina Llorente (Associate Professor of Modern Languages & Literature)
2014 Shinu Abraham (Associate Professor of Anthropology)
2015 Alan Draper (Professor of Government)
2016 Donna Alvah (Associate Professor of History)
2017 Paul Graham (Professor of English)
2018 John Rosales (Professor of Environmental Studies)
2019 Daniel M. Look (Rutherford Associate Professor of Mathematics)
2022 John Collins (Professor of Global Studies)
2023 Pedro Ponce (William L. Fox Associate Professor of Public Health and Associate Professor of English)