Stanford University Honors 10 Members with Cuthbertson, Dinkelspiel, and Gores Awards
Announcing the 2026 Cuthbertson, Dinkelspiel, and Gores award winners
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Stanford University will honor 10 individuals with the Cuthbertson, Dinkelspiel, and Gores awards during its 135th Commencement on June 14. These awards recognize exceptional contributions to education, community service, and excellence in teaching among faculty, staff, and students.
- 01Scott Calvert, senior associate dean of administration, is recognized for his collaborative spirit and leadership in university operations.
- 02Patricia Rose Burchat transformed physics pedagogy and established the Engineering Physics major, impacting student learning significantly.
- 03Anagali Duncan, a student leader, champions educational equity and cultural visibility for Native American communities at Stanford.
- 04Ran Abramitzky, a professor of economics, is acknowledged for inspiring students and fostering a passion for economics through innovative teaching methods.
- 05Michael Scott Thomas, a PhD candidate in political science, is noted for his compassionate teaching style, enhancing student engagement and understanding.
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Stanford University is set to honor 10 distinguished members of its community with the prestigious Cuthbertson, Dinkelspiel, and Gores awards during the 135th Commencement ceremony on June 14. The Kenneth M. Cuthbertson Award recognizes individuals for extraordinary contributions to university goals. This year’s recipients include Scott Calvert, who oversees operations in the School of Engineering, and Sofie Kleppner, who enhances the postdoctoral experience at Stanford through innovative programs. The Lloyd W. Dinkelspiel Award, which acknowledges significant contributions to undergraduate education, will be awarded to Patricia Rose Burchat, who has transformed physics teaching, and Anagali Duncan, a student leader advocating for Native American visibility. The Walter J. Gores Award, the highest accolade for teaching excellence, honors faculty and students like Ran Abramitzky and Michael Scott Thomas for their impactful teaching methods that engage and inspire students. This recognition highlights the commitment of Stanford’s community to educational excellence and service.
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The awards celebrate significant contributions to education and community service, enhancing the academic environment at Stanford.
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