Outstanding Faculty Award
Each year, COEHP Honors students nominate faculty members for the COEHP Outstanding Honors Faculty Award. The Honors Thesis process is a significant amount of work for the student, but it would not be possible without the selfless dedication of our talented COEHP faculty members. This award is one way to recognize them for their hard work and diligence. All COEHP Honors students are encouraged to nominate faculty members that have gone above and beyond in assisting with the Honors Thesis process or Honors degree during their time at the University of Arkansas.
In the spring, an email will be sent to all COEHP Honors students with details regarding the nomination process. The award is given at the COEHP Honors & Awards Banquet in April.
Past Recipients
Hope Ballentine, D.N.P.
Teaching Associate Professor of Nursing
Nominated by: Michaela Wood, Nursing student
Page Dobbs, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Public Health
Nominated by: Charlie McCormick, Public Health student
Nicholas Greene, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Exercise Science
Nominated by: Kaitlyn Parker, Public Health student
Page Dobbs, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Public Health
Nominated by: Mufazzela Tabassum, Public Health student
Renee Speight, Ph.D.
Teaching Assistant Professor of Special Education
Nominated by: Leen Abochale, Special Education student
Fran Hagstrom, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Communication Sciences & Disorders
Nominated by: Gabrielle Krupa, Communication Sciences & Disorders student
Rachel Glade, Ph.D.
Clinical Assistant Professor of Communication Sciences & Disorders
Nominated by: Ashton Robbins, Communication Sciences & Disorders student
Angela Elsass, Ed.D.
Clinical Assistant Professor of Childhood Education
Nominated by: Sophia Vincent, Childhood Education student
Rachel Glade, Ph.D.
Clinical Assistant Professor of Communication Sciences & Disorders
Nominated by: Aaryn Boudreaux, Amy Meek, and Ashton Robbins, Communication Sciences & Disorders students
Kristen Jozkowski, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Community Health Promotion
Nominated by: Andrew O'Neil, Public Health student

