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The Carnegie Scholars Program worked with individual faculty in five cohorts: 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003 and 2005. Each of these 140 Carnegie scholars — representing a wide variety of disciplines and institutions — participated in a one-year residency at the Carnegie Foundation, during which they produced individual scholarship of teaching and learning projects, represented in diverse forms including project summaries, multimedia snapshots, and online portfolios.
2005 Scholars
Charline J. Barnes, Teacher Education, Adelphi University
Jeffrey L. Bernstein, Political Science, Eastern Michigan University
David S. Blix, Religion, Wabash College
Michael Burke, Mathematics, College of San Mateo
Mark S. Cladis, Philosophy/Religion Ethics/Environmental Studies, Brown University
Tricia Ferrett, Chemistry, Carleton College
Matt Fisher, Chemistry, Saint Vincent College
Lorraine Fleming, Civil Engineering, Howard University
David Geelan, Science Education, University of Alberta
Rona Halualani, Communication Studies, San Jose State University
Bettie Higgs, Earth Sciences, University College Cork
Karen Hornsby, Philosophy, North Carolina A & T State University
Gregory Kremer, Engineering, Ohio University
Renee Michael, Psychology, Rockhurst University
Jack Mino, Psychology, Holyoke Community College
Rebecca Nowacek, English, Marquette University
Crima Pogge, Biology/Ecology, City College of San Francisco
Michael B. Smith, History/Environmental Studies, Ithaca College
Joanne Stewart, Chemistry, Hope College
Howard Tinberg, Composition and Rhetoric, Bristol Community College
Carmen Werder, Rhetoric, Western Washington University
2003 Scholars
Michael Axtell, Mathematics, Wabash College
Curtis Bennett, Mathematics, Loyola Marymount University [also 2000 cohort]
Catherine White Berheide, Sociology, Skidmore College [also 2000 cohort]
S. Raj Chaudhury, Physics Education, Norfolk State University
Jacqueline Dewar, Mathematics, Loyola Marymount University
Patricia Donahue, English, Lafayette College
Heidi Elmendorf, Biology, Georgetown University
Dianne Fallon, English, York County Community College
José Feito, Psychology/Interdisciplinary Studies, Saint Mary’s College of California [also 2001 cohort]
Laura Greene, English, Augustana College
Sharon Hamilton, English, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis
Jim Harnish, History/Interdisciplinary Studies, North Seattle Community College
John Ishiyama, Political Science, Truman State University
Cindy Lahar, Psychology, York County Community College
Jasmin Lambert, Theatre, The College of William and Mary
Michael Loui, Engineering, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Michael Marx, English, Skidmore College
Kathleen McKinney, Sociology, Illinois State University
Wendy Ostroff, Psychology/Interdisciplinary Studies, Sonoma State University
John Ottenhoff, English, Alma College
Tracey Patton, Communications, University of Wyoming
David Reichard, History/Legal Studies, California State University Monterey Bay
Barry Rubin, Statistics, Indiana University
Whitney Schlegel, Physiology, Indiana University
Jeff Sommers, English, Miami University Middletown
Kathy Takayama, Biological Sciences, University of New South Wales
2001 Scholars
Jonathan Arries, Modern Languages and Literatures, The College of William and Mary
Harvey Bender, Biological Sciences, University of Notre Dame
Spencer A. Benson, Cell Biology/Molecular Genetics, University of Maryland College Park
Didier Bertrand, Foreign Languages and Cultures, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis
Carolyn Calloway-Thomas, Communication and Culture, Indiana University
Alix Darden, Biology, The Citadel
Juan Ramón de Arana, Modern Languages, Ursinus College
José Feito, Psychology/Interdisciplinary Studies, Saint Mary's College of California [also 2003 cohort]
Daisy Hurst Floyd, Law, Texas Tech University
Tomás Galguera, Education, Mills College
Barbara Mae Gayle, Communication Studies, University of Portland
Fred Glennon, Religious Studies, Le Moyne College
Amy Haddad, Pharmacy Sciences, Creighton University
Mangala Joshua, Physical Science, Mesa Community College
Patrick Kenealy, Physics/Science Education, California State University Long Beach
Mark Maier, Economics, Glendale Community College
Larry Malone, Economics, Hartwick College
Anthony Marchese, Mechanical Engineering, Rowan University
Charles McDowell, Computer Science, University of California Santa Cruz
Donald Misch, Psychiatry/Behavioral Science, Medical College of Georgia
Melinda Piket-May, Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Colorado Boulder
Steven Pollock, Physics, University of Colorado Boulder
Dennis Rome, Criminal Justice, Indiana University
Rochelle Ruffer, Economics, Youngstown State University
Tracy Russo, Communication Studies, University of Kansas
Judith Sandholtz, Education, University of California Riverside
James Seitz, English, University of Pittsburgh
Diane Sieber, Spanish/Portuguese, The University of Colorado Boulder
Alice Thomas, Law, University of the District of Columbia
Kelley Wells, Social Science, Evergreen Valley College
Todd Whitmore, Theology, University of Notre Dame
2000 Scholars
Jane Aiken, Law, Washington University
Alison Anderson, Law, University of California Los Angeles
Fran Ansley, Law, University of Tennessee
Bob Bain, Educational Studies, University of Michigan
Jane A. Baran, Communication Disorders, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Curtis Bennett, Mathematics, Bowling Green State University [also 2003 cohort]
Catherine White Berheide, Sociology, Skidmore College [also 2003 cohort]
Jack Bookman, Mathematics, Duke University
Hessel Bouma, Biology, Calvin College
Suzanne Burgoyne, Theatre, University of Missouri Columbia
Mary E. Burman, Nursing, University of Wyoming
Vernon Burton, History, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Elaine Chin, Teacher Education, California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo
Susan E. Clarke, Political Science, University of Colorado Boulder
Bill Cliff, Biology, Niagara University
Roberto L. Corrada, Law, University of Denver
Vaneeta D'Andrea, Sociology, City University London
Jaime Diaz, Psychology/Behavioral Neuroscience, University of Washington
JoLaine Reierson Draugalis, Pharmacy, The University of Arizona
Maura Flannery, Computer Science/Mathematics/Science, St. John's University
Richard Gale,Theatre/Interdisciplinary Studies, Sonoma State University
Judy Garey, Theatre Arts, Ventura College
John Holcomb, Mathematics, Cleveland State University
Andrea Johnson, Law, California Western School of Law
Craig Nelson, Biology, Indiana University
Patti Owen-Smith, Psychology/Women's Studies, Oxford College of Emory University
Caroline Hodges Persell, , Sociology, New York University
James Quirin, History, Fisk University
Marilyn Repsher, Mathematics, Jacksonville University
Mary Romero, Justice Studies, Arizona State University
Dee Royster, Sociology, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Cynthia Scheinberg, English, Mills College
Catherine Schifter, Curriculum/Instruction/Technology in Education, Temple University
Gerald Shenk, Social and Behavioral Sciences, California State University Monterey Bay
David Takacs, Earth Systems Science and Policy, California State University Monterey Bay
Alice Tomasini, Teacher Education, California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo
Colleen Tremonte, Writing/American Culture, Michigan State University
Emily van Zee, Curriculum and Instruction, University of Maryland [also a K-12 teacher educator]
Lucie White, Law, Harvard University
Arlene Wilner, English, Rider University
1999 Scholars
Peter Alexander, Mathematics, Heritage College
Thomas Banchoff, Mathematics, Brown University
Elizabeth Barkley, Music, Foothill College
Janette B. Benson, Psychology, University of Denver
Lendol Calder, History, Augustana College
Charles Carter, Religious Studies, Seton Hall University
Anthony Catanach, Accountancy, Villanova University
Jeffrey Chin, Sociology/Anthropology, Le Moyne College
Susan Conkling, Music, University of Rochester
Bruce Cooperstein, Mathematics, University of California Santa Cruz
William W. Cutler, III, History, Temple University
John W. Eby, Sociology, Messiah College
Susan (Nummedal) Glogovac, Psychology, California State University Long Beach
Linda Hodges, Chemistry, Agnes Scott College
Anita Hollander, MIS/Accounting, University of Tulsa
Dennis C. Jacobs, Chemistry/Biochemistry, University of Notre Dame
T. Mills Kelly, History/Art History, Texas Tech University
Sherry Linkon, English/American Studies, Youngstown State University
Larry Michaelsen, Management, University of Oklahoma
David Pace, History, Indiana University
Kathleen Perkins, Theater, Columbia College
Mona Phillips, Sociology, Spelman College
Anita Salem, Mathematics, Rockhurst University
Mariolina Salvatori, English, University of Pittsburgh
Margaret Syverson, Rhetoric and Composition, University of Texas Austin
Deborah Vess, History/Geography, Georgia College & State University
Theodore Wagenaar, Sociology, Miami University
Mark Walter, Chemistry, Oakton Community College
1998 Scholars
Randy Bass, English, Georgetown University
Daniel Bernstein, Psychology, University of Nebraska Lincoln
Donna Blancero, Business, Arizona State University
Bill Cerbin, Psychology, University of Wisconsin La Crosse
Stephen Chew, Psychology, Samford University
Brian Coppola, Chemistry, University of Michigan
Donna Duffy, Psychology, Middlesex Community College
Barry Eckhouse, Business, St. Mary's College of California
Cynthia Fukami, Management, University of Denver
Beverly Guy-Sheftall, English, Spelman College
James Hovick, Chemistry, University of North Carolina Charlotte
John Miller, Management, Bucknell University
Sally Wallace, English, Parkland College
John Webster, English, University of Washington
Deborah Wiegand, Chemistry, University of Washington
