E. Robert Kent Outstanding Teaching Award for Junior Faculty
This award is given to a junior faculty member at the Clark School of Engineering for excellence in teaching.
Meet Our 2020 Recipient
Kimberly Stroka, Assistant Professor, Fischell Department of Bioengineering, has been named the 2020 E. Robert Kent Teaching Award Junior Faculty awardee. During her time as an assistant professor, Dr. Stroka has taught multiple courses at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. The award recognizes her outstanding teaching strategies, development of new courses and course modules including an elective on stem cell engineering, and integration of research with teaching. Dr. Stroka is invested in the teaching mission and making sure her students are successful, evident from her directorship of the BioE undergraduate honors program, her organization of a workshop to coach fellow faculty on conducting online courses during the COVID-19 transition, and in her applying for and receiving teaching grants.
Dr. Kimberly Stroka, a faculty member in the Fischell Department of Bioengineering, has been with the Clark School since 2015.
Past Recipients
- 2019: Behtash Babadi, Electrical and Computer Engineering and The Institute for Systems Research
- 2018: Johan Larsson, Mechanical Engineering
- 2017: Brian Phillips, Civil and Environmental Engineering
- 2016: Alireza Khaligh, Electrical and Computer Engineering/ISR
- 2015: Barton Forman, Civil and Environmental Engineering
- 2014: Derek Paley, Aerospace Engineering
- 2013: Ian White, Bioengineering
- 2012: Teng Li, Mechanical Engineering
- 2011: Pamela Abshire, Electrical and Computer Engineering
- 2010: Srini Raghavan, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
- 2009: Min Wu, Electrical and Computer Engineering
- 2008: Peter Sunderland, Fire Protection Engineering
- 2007: Thomas Murphy, Electrical and Computer Engineering
- 2006: Sheryl Ehrman, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
- 2005: Romel del Rosario Gomez, Electrical and Computer Engineering
- 2004: Elisabeth Smela, Mechanical Engineering
- 2003: Kaye Brubaker, Civil and Environmental Engineering
- 2002: Glenn Moglen, Civil and Environmental Engineering
- 2001: Eric Seagren, Civil and Environmental Engineering
- 2000: Darryll Pines, Aerospace Engineering
- 1999: Peter Kofinas, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
- 1998: Jose Torero, Fire Protection Engineering
- 1997: Robert Sanner, Aerospace Engineering
- 1996: Adrian Papamarcou, Electrical and Computer Engineering
- 1995: Nam Sun Wang, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
- 1994: James Milke, Fire Protection Engineering
- 1993: Guangming Zhang, Mechanical Engineering
- 1992: Allen Davis, Civil and Environmental Engineering
- 1991: Wesley Lawson, Electrical and Computer Engineering
- 1990: Roberto Celi, Aerospace Engineering
- 1989: Mark Lewis, Aerospace Engineering
- 1987: George Harhalakis, Mechanical Engineering
- 1986: Richard Calabrese, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
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