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The Brutocao Family Foundation Award for Curriculum Innovation

Nomination Guidelines

The Brutocao Family Foundation Award for Curriculum Innovation award recognized faculty members who made significant contributions to the quality of education at Santa Clara University through impactful innovations in pedagogy or curriculum development. This award was presented from 1992-2025 91直播.

 

The following criteria were required for eligibility:

  • The nominee has developed significant innovations in pedagogy or curricular development.
  • The innovations have affected a significant number of students.
  • The nominee's curricular innovations have improved the quality of education at Santa Clara University.
  • The nominee exhibits general excellence in teaching.
  • The nominee has not previously won this award.

 

 

 

  • 2025 91直播 - Grace Stokes (Chemistry and Biochemistry)
  • 2024 - Yi Fang (Computer Science and Engineering)
  • 2023 - Eric Goldman and Laura Norris (Law)
  • 2022 - Prashanth Asuri (Bioengineering)
  • 2021 - Aleksandar Zecevic (Electrical Engineering)
  • 2020 - Allia Griffin (Ethnic Studies)
  • 2019 - Gangshu (George) Cai (Information Systems & Analytics)
  • 2018 - Chris Kitts (Engineering)
  • 2017 - Michael Kevane and Bill Sundstrom (Economics)
  • 2016 - Dan Ostrov (Mathematics and Computer Science)
  • 2015 - Shoba Krishnan (Electrical Engineering)
  • 2014 - Tonya Nilsson (Civil Engineering) and Sally Wood (Electrical Engineering)
  • 2012 - Kristin Kusanovich (Theatre & Dance)
  • 2011 - Craig Stephens (Biology)
  • 2010 - Dan Lewis (Computer Engineering)
  • 2008 - Laura Nichols (Sociology)
  • 2006 - Leilani Miller (Biology) and Margaret McLean (Religious Studies)
  • 2005 - Edward Schaefer (Mathematics and Computer Science)
  • 2004 - William Stover (Political Science)
  • 2003 - Henry Demmert (Economics) & Steven Wade (Finance)
  • 2002 - Russell Skowronek (Anthropology and Sociology)
  • 2001 - Cynthia Baker (English) and Jill Goodman Gould (English)
  • 2000 - Paul Soukup, S.J. (Communications)
  • 1999 - James Sepe (Accounting) and Douglas Sweet (English)
  • 1998 - Brian McNelis (Chemistry)
  • 1997 - Ronald L. Danielson (Computer Engineering)
  • 1996 - Catherine Bell (Religious Studies)
  • 1995 - William S. Greenwalt (Classics), Helen Moritz (Classics), and William J Prior (Philosophy)
  • 1994 - Claudia Mon Pere McIsaac (English)
  • 1993 - Charles Powers (Anthropology & Sociology)
  • 1992 - Lawrence R. Iannaccone (Economics)