The John A. Timm Award

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The John Arrend Timm award was created in 1972 to memorialize this outstanding teacher and textbook author from Simmons College. The award is not necessarily given every year.

This award is given to recognize an individual who has been instrumental in the furtherance of the study of chemistry. The recipient should be a person who has made exceptional contributions to the education of young people in chemistry.

Achievements worthy of recognition might be:

  1. effective motivation of students to continue their study of Chemistry
  2. development of new and effective instructional techniques
  3. assistance of the work of chemistry teachers in general
  4. promotion of public recognition of the importance of Chemistry
  5. others in a similar vein.

Please fill out the form below to suggest a nominee for the John A. Timm Award. Preference is given to NEACT members, but all nominees will be given thorough consideration. The deadline for all nominations is March 1st of each calendar year.
 

Please enter a detailed explanation as to why you think s/he should get this award.

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Name Professional Affiliationsort icon Year of Award
Babu George Sacred Heart University 2000
John A. Timm (Posthumously) Simmons College 1972
Jerry A. Bell Simmons College, Boston, MA 1986
Rev. Michael H. Custer OSB St. Anselm College, Manchester, NH 1983
Robert D. Eddy Tufts University 1982
William Tobey Dills University of Mass. at Dartmouth 2010
Richard Stein University of Massachusetts, Amherst 2005
Judith Kelley University of Massachusetts, Lowell 1997
Ruth Tanner University of Massachusetts, Lowell 2012
Alexander R. Amell University of New Hampshire 1985
James L. Fasching University of Rhode Island 1989
Donald C. Gregg University of Vermont 1978
Bassan Shakhashiri University of Wisconsin 2021
William (Flick) Coleman Wellesley College, MA 1993
Robert C. Plumb Worcester Polytechnic Institute 1988