Wisconsin Section Distinguished Teaching Award

 The Wisconsin Section Distinguished Teaching Award was established in 1991.  
 Its purpose is to recognize excellence in teaching in the field of 
 mathematics at the college and university levels.  Each year one person may 
 be selected to receive the award.  Nominations are gathered at the end of the 
 year for the following year's award.  Thus in 1991 the first nominees were 
 considered for the award that was bestowed in 1992.  

 The award stands as a concrete statement that mathematicians at the colleges 
 and universities in Wisconsin place high importance on teaching. The 
 Wisconsin Section is proud of its growing list of award recipients. These men 
 and women of mathematics who have been recognized for their excellent work as 
 teachers represent the committment to teaching that exists among 
 mathematicians throughout the state.  

 Past recipients of the Wisconsin Section MAA Distinguished Teaching 
 Award are 

    1992    Philip Straffin*, Beloit College      
    1993    Marty Isaacs,  University of Wisconsin - Madison
    1995    Richard Christensen, University of Wisconsin Centers
    1996    Steven Bauman, University of Wisconsin - Madison
    1997    Francis Florey, University of Wisconsin - Superior
    1998    Gary Britton, University of Wisconsin - Washington County
    1999    Donald Passman*, University of Wisconsin - Madison
    2000    Charlotte Chell, Carthage College
    2001    Ranjan Roy*, Beloit College
    2002    David Beran, University of Wisconsin - Superior
    2004    Alexander Nagel, University of Wisconsin - Madison       
    2005    Michael Slattery, Marquette University
    2006    Robert Calcaterra, University of Wisconsin - Platteville
	2007	Robert Wilson, University of Wisconsin - Madison


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 * Was also selected for the National MAA Distinguished Teaching Award.