ASIST Outstanding Information Science Teacher Award - Revision history

Buchanans: linking page to Bert Boyce

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linking page to Bert Boyce

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	\|Rutgers University		\|Rutgers University
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	\|Bert R. Boyce		\|[[Bert Boyce\|Bert R. Boyce]]
	\|1989		\|1989
	\|Louisiana State University		\|Louisiana State University

Buchanans: linking page to Marta Dosa

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linking page to Marta Dosa

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	\|University of Illinois		\|University of Illinois
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	\|Marta L. Dosa		\|[[Marta Dosa\|Marta L. Dosa]]
	\|1986		\|1986
	\|Syracuse University		\|Syracuse University

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	\|Univ. of North Carolina		\|Univ. of North Carolina

Buchanans at 03:38, 26 April 2026

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	ASIS established the Outstanding Information Science Teacher Award in 1980. The award recognizes the unique teaching contribution of an individual as a teacher of information science. It is administered by the Information Science Education Committee of ASIS&T. Thomson Reuters (now Clarivate Analytics) sponsors the cash award of $1,000. Several recipients have gone on to receive the [[ASIST Award of Merit]] and/or lead ASIST.		ASIS established the Outstanding Information Science Teacher Award in 1980. The award recognizes the unique teaching contribution of an individual as a teacher of information science. It is administered by the Information Science Education Committee of ASIS&T. Thomson Reuters (now Clarivate Analytics) sponsors the cash award of $1,000. Several recipients have gone on to receive the [[ASIST Award of Merit]] and/or lead ASIST.
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Buchanans: Buchanans moved page Outstanding Information Science Teacher Award to ASIST Outstanding Information Science Teacher Award without leaving a redirect: Misspelled title

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Buchanans moved page Outstanding Information Science Teacher Award to ASIST Outstanding Information Science Teacher Award without leaving a redirect: Misspelled title

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	ASIS established the Outstanding Information Science Teacher Award in 1980. The award recognizes the unique teaching contribution of an individual as a teacher of information science. It is administered by the Information Science Education Committee of ASIS&T. Thomson Reuters (now Clarivate Analytics) sponsors the cash award of $1,000. Several recipients have gone on to receive the [[ASIST Award of Merit]] and/or lead ASIST.		ASIS established the Outstanding Information Science Teacher Award in 1980. The award recognizes the unique teaching contribution of an individual as a teacher of information science. It is administered by the Information Science Education Committee of ASIS&T. Thomson Reuters (now Clarivate Analytics) sponsors the cash award of $1,000. Several recipients have gone on to receive the [[ASIST Award of Merit]] and/or lead ASIST.
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Buchanans: In addition to ASIST Award of Merit, Sarah Buchanan's Fall 2025 course students also created pages for Outstanding Information Science Teacher Award recipients.

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In addition to ASIST Award of Merit, Sarah Buchanan's Fall 2025 course students also created pages for Outstanding Information Science Teacher Award recipients.

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ASIS established the Outstanding Information Science Teacher Award in 1980. The award recognizes the unique teaching contribution of an individual as a teacher of information science. It is administered by the Information Science Education Committee of ASIS&T. Thomson Reuters (now Clarivate Analytics) sponsors the cash award of $1,000. Several recipients have gone on to receive the [[ASIST Award of Merit]] and/or lead ASIST.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Name
!Date
!Affiliation, Major Accomplishments
|-
|Kyong Eun Oh
|2025
|Simmons University
|-
|No award
|2024
|
|-
|Jenna Hartel
|2023
|University of Toronto
|-
|Kathleen (Kate) McDowell
|2022
|University of Illinois
|-
|Colin Rhinesmith
|2021
|Simmons University
|-
|Annie Kim
|2020
|University of North Texas
|-
|Hazel Hall
|2019
|Edinburgh Napier University
|-
|Crystal Fulton
|2018
|University College Dublin
|-
|Michael Twidale
|2017
|University of Illinois
|-
|Lisa Nathan
|2016
|University of British Columbia
|-
|Denise Agosto
|2015
|Drexel University
|-
|Michelle Kazmer
|2014
|Florida State University
|-
|Carole Palmer
|2013
|University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign
|-
|Howard Rosenbaum
|2012
|Indiana University
|-
|Dietmar Wolfram
|2011
|University of Wisconsin
|-
|No award
|2010
|
|-
|Diane Kelly
|2009
|University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
|-
|[[Eileen Abels]]
|2008
|Drexel University
|-
|[[Peter Ingwersen]]
|2007
|Royal School of Library and Information Science, Copenhagen
|-
|Tatjana Aparac-Jelusic
|2006
|University J.J. Stossmayer & University of Zadar, Croatia
|-
|Peiling Wang
|2005
|University of Tennessee
|-
|Donald Cleveland
|2004
|University of North Texas
|-
|Raya Fidel
|2003
|University of Washington
|-
|Deborah K. Barreau
|2002
|University of North Carolina
|-
|Barbara Kwasnik
|2001
|Syracuse University
|-
|Barbara M. Wildemuth
|2000
|Univ. of North Carolina
|-
|Peter Jacso
|1999
|University of Hawaii
|-
|Elisabeth Logan
|1998
|Florida State University
|-
|No award
|1997
|
|-
|Stephanie Haas
|1996
|Univ. of North Carolina
|-
|Howard Besser
|1995
|University of Michigan
|-
|[[Candy Schwartz]]
|1994
|Simmons College
|-
|[[Carol Tenopir]]
|1993
|University of Hawaii
|-
|[[Jeffrey Katzer]]
|1992
|Syracuse University
|-
|No award
|1991
|
|-
|[[Nicholas J. Belkin]]
|1990
|Rutgers University
|-
|Bert R. Boyce
|1989
|Louisiana State University
|-
|[[Harold Borko]]
|1988
|University of California, Los Angeles
|-
|[[Linda C. Smith]]
|1987
|University of Illinois
|-
|Marta L. Dosa
|1986
|Syracuse University
|-
|[[Tefko Saracevic]]
|1985
|Case Western Reserve University
|-
|Susan Artandi
|1984
|Rutgers University
|-
|Ching-chih Chen
|1983
|Simmons College
|-
|[[Belver C. Griffith]]
|1982
|Drexel University
|-
|[[Pauline Atherton Cochrane]]
|1981
|Syracuse University
|-
|[[Frederick Wilfrid Lancaster|F. Wilfrid Lancaster]]
|1980
|University of Illinois
|}