2021: Deborah Sweet Goldberg

Dr. Goldberg is a senior lecturer for the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering. She joined the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering as a lecturer in 2016 after working for MedImmune as a scientist for six years. She has made significant teaching contributions to the Clark school by teaching seven courses, including developing a well-received new elective course, Biopharmaceutical Process Development & Manufacturing, and a new freshman seminar, CHBE 100: Exploring ChBE.

Dr. Goldberg is committed to using innovative techniques and materials in the classroom, including implementing active learning strategies and creating “Learning Communities” in her classes. Her colleagues and students praised her teaching passion, ability to mentor students from diverse backgrounds, and dedication to their academic success. She shares her experiences and techniques with other faculty to enhance student learning throughout the department.

two people are holding a plaque. the man on the left is wearing a striped blue shirt under a black suit. the woman on the right is wearing a patterned blouse under a black blazer.

Deborah Sweet Goldberg receives the Dean’s Outstanding Performance Award for Professional Track Faculty from A. James Clark School of Engineering Dean Samuel Graham, Jr.

2021: David Tomblin

Dr. Tomblin is a Senior Lecturer with the Keystone Program; Director of the Science, Technology and Society Program with College Park Scholars; and Director of the Science, Technology, Ethics and Policy Minor.

Since joining the University in 2009, he has motivated students to make science and technology more just, sustainable, equitable, and accessible, and proven an innovator on and off of campus.

Dr. Tomblin’s leadership in creating and leading the new Science, Technology, Ethics and Policy Minor is the latest in his commitment to bringing social justice and ethics together with technology and innovation for the benefit of students. Significant grants from the National Science Foundation, Sloan Foundation and others evidence the importance of his work and effectiveness in collaboration.

two people are smiling at the camera. the man on the left is wearing a black suit. the man on the right is wearing a patterned blue shirt and holding a plaque.

David Tomblin receives the Dean’s Outstanding Performance Award for Professional Track Faculty from A. James Clark School of Engineering Dean Samuel Graham, Jr.

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