Five University of Notre Dame faculty members associated with the Kroc Institute were among the 47 people honored with Kaneb Teaching Awards at the seventh annual ceremony. The awards recognize excellence in undergraduate teaching, based in part on student evaluations, and include a case prize of $1,000.
     The 2006 winners included Martha Merritt,
associate director of the institute; Paul Cobb, assistant professor of history and Kroc faculty fellow; Frances Hagopian, associate professor of political science and Kroc faculty fellow, and Richard Pierce, assistant professor of history, chair of Africana Studies, and Kroc faculty fellow; and peace studies alumnus Mark Gunty (M.A. ’89), assistant director of the Office of Institutional Research and assistant professor of
sociology.