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2008 Recipients

David Koehler
Clinical Assistant Professor, College of Business Administration

David has taught marketing courses to undergraduate and graduate students in the College of Business Administration since 2001. Students praise him for his enthusiasm and passion in the classroom, and express that his courses strike the right balance between theory and real-world application. Koehler is also known as a kind and caring individual who keeps his office open at all hours to assist students with homework problems or career advice. He was named a Silver Circle Award recipient in 2002 and nominated for the Faculty Advisor of the Year Award in 2003.

William Schubert, PHD ’75 ED
Professor of Curriculum and Instruction, College of Education

William holds many titles with the College of Education, including professor of education; coordinator of the PHD program in curriculum; coordinator of the master’s of education program in educational studies; and director of graduate studies in the department of curriculum and studies. Despite the demands on his time, students say Schubert is generous with his availability, and they compliment him for his ability to provide extensive feedback on homework, mentorship and career guidance. Schubert received the College of Education’s Distinguished Scholar-Teacher Award in 1988 and has appeared in various “Who’s Who” books.