Two professors in Purdue University’s Polytechnic Institute are among the five professors across campus who have received Purdue’s highest undergraduate teaching honor this year.
Bryan Hubbard, professor of construction management technology, and Greg Strimel, associate professor of technology leadership and innovation, both received a 2023 Charles B. Murphy Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Award.
A delegation from the Office of the Provost surprised both Hubbard and Strimel during class sessions to announce their awards.
Hubbard and Strimel join Esteban Garcia Bravo, associate professor of computer graphics technology, Dawn Laux, clinical associate professor of computer and information technology, and Mark French, professor of mechanical engineering technology, as Murphy Award winners from Purdue Polytechnic within the last six years. Strimel also won an Exceptional Early Career Teaching Award in 2021.
Additional information
- Research and innovation create momentum for Strimel (Purdue / The Persistent Pursuit)
- Hubbard reflects on teaching career (Purdue / The Persistent Pursuit)
- Celebrating teaching excellence Office of the Provost)
- Video: Purdue surprises 2023 teaching award winners (YouTube)
- CGT’s Garcia Bravo receives Purdue’s top undergraduate teaching award (2021)
- Charles B. Murphy Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching and Exceptional Early Teaching Award (Office of the Provost)
- 15 Polytechnic professors receive promotions (2022)
- Laux receives Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Award (2019)
- French receives Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Award (2018)