Art + Design FACULTY, STAFF, & STUDENT AWARDS CEREMONY - School of Art + Design Awards Ceremony + Luncheon
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Art + Design FACULTY, STAFF, & STUDENT AWARDS CEREMONY School of Art + Design Awards Ceremony + Luncheon Friday, May 3, 2019 | 11am–1pm Jessica Jutzi (BFA ‘19) and Sydney Kozloski (BFA ‘19), BFA catalog artwork
Welcome Alan T. Mette Art Education Awards presented by Laura Hetrick OUTSTANDING SENIOR This award is given to a graduating senior for their outstanding achievements. Elizabeth Chong TEACHING EXCELLENCE AWARD BY A GRADUATE STUDENT This award is given to a graduate student who exhibits teaching effectiveness, impact on students, subject mastery and scholarship, and contributions to the teaching mission of the program. The recipient of this award is selected by the Graduate Faculty Committee. Angela Baldus Art History Awards presented by Oscar Vázquez OUTSTANDING SENIOR This award is given to a graduating senior for their outstanding achievements. Yutong Shi TEACHING EXCELLENCE AWARD BY A GRADUATE STUDENT This award is given to a graduate student who exhibits teaching effectiveness, impact on students, subject mastery and scholarship, and contributions to the teaching mission of the program. The recipient of this award is selected by the Graduate Faculty Committee. Kirstin Gotway
Graphic Design Awards Industrial Design Awards
presented by Eric Benson presented by William Bullock
OUTSTANDING SENIOR OUTSTANDING SENIOR
This award is given to a graduating senior for their outstanding achievements. This award is given to a graduating senior for their outstanding achievements.
Megan McCausland Ziyan “Zoe” Li
A. DOYLE MOORE INTERNATIONAL JEROME CARUSO SIGNIFICANT DESIGN SCHOLARSHIP
TRAVEL SCHOLARSHIP IN GRAPHIC DESIGN This scholarship honors an outstanding junior or senior from the Industrial
This scholarship, which is awarded by application, supports and supplements Design program who demonstrates the most ability to produce significant
the cost of overseas study and travel of students in Graphic Design. Professor designs to benefit society through improvement of life and sustainability.
Moore retired from the School of Art + Design in 1991 after teaching graphic Jerome Caruso, an award-winning designer, received his BFA in Industrial
design for 33 years as well as teaching classes at Japan House on the theory Design at Illinois in 1959 and has maintained a lifelong passion for design.
of Japanese aesthetics. He has defined his long career by providing significant projects for major
Donna Dimitrova clients as a solo designer. Herman Miller, Sub-Zero, and Motorola are among
Andrew Harlan his clients. With more than 95 design and utility patents, Jerome is endlessly
Anna Korol fascinated by invention and the inventive use of materials.
Grace Turcich Hyun Jin “Jinny” Kang
ANTHONY J. PETULLO FELLOWSHIP JAMES G. HANSEN SCHOLARSHIP
The Antony J. Petullo fellowship awards at least two fellowships in Art + This merit-based scholarship is awarded each academic year to a sophomore
Design for students in the visual arts or design. in Industrial Design. Mr. Hansen received both his BFA and MFA in Industrial
Mashid Farzinfar Design at the University of Illinois.
Natalie Smith Alyssa Auw
Zachary Tucker
DR. BRYCE G. RUTTER SCHOLARSHIP
TEACHING EXCELLENCE AWARD BY A GRADUATE STUDENT Awarded to a junior or senior pursuing a degree in the Industrial Design
This award is given to a graduate student who exhibits teaching effectiveness, program, this honor recognizes student excellence in the design of ergonomic
impact on students, subject mastery and scholarship, and contributions to the products that possess strong aesthetic appeal to consumers. Industrial
teaching mission of the program. The recipient of this award is selected by the Design faculty members determine the awardee. Dr. Bryce Rutter received
Graduate Faculty Committee. his PhD and MFA in design ergonomics and kinesiology between 1984 and
Miriam Salah 1987 from the University of Illinois and is now a leading expert in the research,
ergonomics, and design of medical products and worldwide specialist in hand-
intensive products and packaging. He has more than 120 international design
excellence awards and has been awarded 117 patents.
Adele Rehkemper
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN SOCIETY OF AMERICA (IDSA) TEACHING EXCELLENCE AWARD BY A GRADUATE STUDENT
MERIT AWARD This award is given to a graduate student who exhibits teaching effectiveness,
The Undergraduate Student Merit Award or SMA program at IDSA provides impact on students, subject mastery and scholarship, and contributions to the
industrial design students with opportunities to showcase their talent and teaching mission of the program. The recipient of this award is selected by the
achievements at their schools, to their local professional communities, and at Graduate Faculty Committee.
the district and national levels. The SMA program also allows schools with ID Rishabh Doshi
programs to gain acclaim and visibility among similar institutions. Further, it
provides an ample platform for design managers and other talent acquisition
professionals to see the industrial design geniuses of the future up close and in
New Media Awards
person. presented by Ben Grosser
Hyun Jin “Jinny” Kang
OUTSTANDING SENIOR
JAMES AVERY SCHOLARSHIP This award is given to a graduating senior for their outstanding achievements.
Stephanie Gonzalez
The James Avery Scholarship awards multiple scholarships to Art + Design
undergraduate students. Industrial Design majors are eligible to receive funds
annually over the four years of their undergraduate education. James Avery,
BFA Industrial Design 1946, is a renowned educator and jewelry designer
Painting + Sculpture Awards
presented by Laurie Hogin
who donated the scholarship funds as a tribute to former Art + Design faculty
member James Ross Shipley, a professor fondly remembered as “Coach.”
Professor Shipley encouraged artistic innovation and experimentation in his CONRAD FENWICK SCHOLARSHIP IN PAINTING
teaching, which is the inspiring principle for these scholarships. The Fenwick Scholarship is given to a continuing student in the Painting
Alyssa Auw (2017–2021) Program.
Annabelle Cheng (2018–2022) Lauren Bavaro
Angel Han (2017–2021) Soyoung Chong
Annabel Huber (2017–2021) Pascale Grant
Elizabeth Keegan (2018–2022) Eilis Nicholson
Brendan O’Shaughnessy
Melody Rohrer
JAMES AVERY FELLOWSHIP
Carly Savage
The James Avery Fellowship awards multiple scholarships to Art + Design
graduate students. James Avery, BFA Industrial Design 1946, is a renowned
educator and jewelry designer who donated the scholarship funds as a tribute FLORENCE M. HOUSE SCHOLARSHIP
to former Art + Design faculty member James Ross Shipley, a professor fondly This scholarship was established in 2003 in honor of Mrs. Florence House
remembered as “Coach.” Professor Shipley encouraged artistic innovation Ruess (BALAS 1927) is awarded each year to a student or students majoring in
and experimentation in his teaching, which is the inspiring principle for these painting or sculpture.
fellowships. Kenneth Bivens
Simon Dai Sarah Ginnard
Hengbo “Hunter” Zhang Keeyan Haack
Sébastien Johnson
Monika Monko
Jack Pavletic
Maria Speck
HELEN E. PLATT BLAKE SCHOLARSHIP CLYDE DAVIS SCHOLARSHIP
This honor is presented each year to a junior or senior in Painting. Helen E. The Clyde P. Davis Scholarship provides four years of full-ride financial support
Platt Blake graduated with a BS in Painting from the University of Illinois in to incoming freshmen from the greater Chicago area who have been accepted
1936. She completed her MFA in 1960. into the School of Art + Design. Mr. Davis received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in
Kenneth Bivens Advertising Design from the university as a student between 1956 and 1960.
Melody Rohrer While taking classes, he also worked to support his wife and young family,
leaving Illinois to seek opportunity in New York City. After years of hard work
TEACHING EXCELLENCE AWARD BY A GRADUATE STUDENT and initiative, he founded and headed up the award-winning firm Cline, Davis
& Mann, Inc., until his retirement in 2002. He chose to give back to his alma
This award is given to a graduate student who exhibits teaching effectiveness,
mater by establishing this scholarship so that other young, talented students
impact on students, subject mastery and scholarship, and contributions to the
from his home city could attend Illinois without the financial struggle that
teaching mission of the program. The recipient of this award is selected by the
he experienced, and in hopes of attracting the brightest and most talented
Graduate Faculty Committee.
students possible to the School of Art + Design at Illinois.
Liza Sylvestre
Lauren Cox (2017–2021)
Michelle Kolkevich (2015–2019)
Photography Awards
presented by Luke Batten LUDEKE/GAST SCHOLARSHIP
The Ludeke/Gast Scholarship has provided a four-year scholarship to an
OUTSTANDING SENIOR incoming freshman. Maria is a Clyde P. Davis Scholar, graduating in 2013 with
a double major (BFA in Painting and Graphic Design). Receiving the Davis
This award is given to a graduating senior for their outstanding achievements.
Scholarship profoundly changed Maria’s life. Without it, she would not have
Allyson Padget
been able to attend Illinois, which changed the course of her life.
Eunjin Lee (2018–2022)
Art + Design School Awards
presented by Melissa Pokorny and Joel Ross STEPHANIE OGNAR MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR THE
SCHOOL OF ART + DESIGN
ART + DESIGN SCHOLARSHIP The Ognar Memorial Scholarship is awarded to students enrolled in the School of
Funded by various donors, this scholarship is awarded in varied amounts and Art + Design and provides a sustained four-year scholarship. Scholarships will be
may be used to cover course-related expenses. awarded to an incoming freshman in the fall of 2018 and again in the fall of 2020.
Sarah Ginnard Stephanie was an artist and information professional who received a BFA in Art
Adele Rehkemper Education in 1996, an MFA in Art and Design in 1999, and an MS in Library and
Information Science in 2002 from the University of Illinois. Her family established
this scholarship to honor her memory and to highlight her love of art and being
PROFESSOR GLENN R. BRADSHAW SCHOLARSHIP
an artist.
The Bradshaw Scholarship is awarded to a junior each academic year who
Elizabeth Keegan (2018–2022)
demonstrates exceptional ability in their chosen field of study. Professor
Bradshaw taught at the University of Illinois from 1952 through 1986. He
continued to make art until he passed away at age 90, and his family chose to
honor his memory by establishing this scholarship.
Korin Hehn
JOHN AND ANTOINETTE ROJC SCHOLARSHIP HUGH AND ALLIE D. HUGHSTON ENOCHS
The John and Antoinette Rojc Scholarship provides four-year financial support MEMORIAL AWARD
to incoming freshmen in the School of Art + Design. The first scholarship was This honor is presented each year to a graduating senior in the School of Art
awarded in the fall of 2017. The scholarship was established to honor Mr. and + Design and is based on demonstrated ability in the field of art. Faculty in
Mrs. Rojc’s dedication to the education of their five children, who all graduated their program nominate students, and the School’s Executive Committee
from the University of Illinois between 1976 and 1984, and the proud realization determines the recipient. Mr. Enochs was a 1929 graduate of the University
of their American dream. John and Antoinette Rojc immigrated to Chicago from of Illinois and established this scholarship in memory of his wife, Allie D.
Central Europe: John from Slovenia in 1930 and Antoinette from the Moravian Hughston-Enochs, in 1987.
region of the Czech Republic in 1938. Mr. Rojc became a designer at Motorola Nora Guerrero
during the earliest stages of the cell phone. His career spanned 35 years, during Amanda Yu
which he was recognized with multiple patents. Mrs. Rojc raised their five children
in Glen Ellyn, Illinois, with devotion to the importance of education. She was
honored as a finalist for the University of Illinois Mom of the Year award in 1981.
JAMES R. AND DOROTHY E. SHIPLEY SCHOLARSHIP
The Rojcs’ perseverance was rewarded upon the graduation of each of their five This honor is presented each year to one or more graduating seniors in the
children from the University of Illinois: Karl, BFA ’76, FAA; Kenneth, BA ’77, LAS; School of Art + Design and is awarded based on excellence. Faculty in their
Kathleen, BFA ’78, FAA; Karen, BS ’82, COM; and Keith, BFA ’84, FAA. The Rojc program nominate students and the School’s Executive Committee determines
Scholarship was established in 2016 in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Rojc by Kathleen the recipients. James Shipley served as Director of Art + Design from 1956 to
Rojc Twardock and David Twardock, BS ’79, COE, and Kenneth Rojc. 1978. His wife and children, in his memory, established the James R. Shipley
Maria Campbell (2017–2021) Scholarship, and the title was later amended by his children to also honor the
memory of their mother.
Kendall Hill
RICHARD TUTTLE AND LOIS MARIE ORR SCHOLARSHIP
Yutong Shi
Established in 1999 in honor of Lois Marie Orr, the Orr Scholarship is awarded
to undergraduate students in varying amounts with a preference given to
incoming freshmen.
MARY C. MCLELLAN ART FELLOWSHIP
Antonio Alfaro The McLellan Fellowship was established in 1939 to support fellowships
Gema Atta throughout the School of Art + Design.
Xiaying “Irene” Chen Elisabeth Horan
Yinuo Chen
Se Yeon Choi SCHOOL OF ART + DESIGN DISTINGUISHED STAFF AWARD
Charlotte Cunningham
This award is presented each year to an academic professional or civil service
Yifan Ding
staff member(s) for their contributions and accomplishments to the School.
Melissa Garcia
Chris Bonner, Jr.
Amal Ghanimah
Dakota Hietikko
BFA CATALOG DESIGNERS
The designers are responsible for the coordination and design of the 2019 BFA
Exhibition Catalog.
Jessica Jutzi
Sydney Kozloski
College Awards Campus Awards
ART + DESIGN JAMES SCHOLARS BRONZE TABLET
Since the 1950s, the University of Illinois has encouraged outstanding This honor is bestowed upon undergraduates who have demonstrated
undergraduate students by offering participation in the Edmund James sustained academic achievement and are ranked in the top three percent of
Scholar Program. Each college has a James Scholar undergraduate honors their graduating class.
program. The programs are named for the fourth president of the University Crystal Chen
of Illinois, Edmund J. James. He believed scholarship and research are
fundamental to human progress, and in the years of his presidency (1904–
CHANCELLOR HONORS
1920), he brought world-class scholars and researchers to the campus,
developed many new graduate programs, and fostered a sense of community A Chancellor’s Scholar must make a special commitment to intellectual life and
among faculty and students. His achievements helped to transform the to the dialogue and community in the Honors House.
University of Illinois into a campus of international importance. Natalie Bready
Yuzi “Slyvia” Chen Maxwell Chan
Benjamin Khachaturian Crystal Chen
Ethan Mayer Kathleen Culligan
Megan Myrie Gail Schneiderman
Alek Surenian Gabriel Tavas
Monica Wilner
Tianning Zhao CHANCELLOR’S DISTINGUISHED STAFF AWARD
The Chancellor’s Distinguished Staff Award (CDSA) annually recognizes staff
KATE NEAL KINLEY FELLOWSHIP employees for their exceptional accomplishments and service to the university.
This program awards a small group of staff selected from across the entire
This creative fellowship for promising young graduates of the University of
university for outstanding performance.
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and other prestigious institutions recognizes
Chris Bonner, Jr.
alumna Kate Neal Kinley’s dedication to the arts.
To be announced
COLLEGE OF FINE + APPLIED ARTS SPECIALIZED FACULTY
AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE
The Specialized Faculty Award for Excellence recognizes a specialized faculty
member who has demonstrated consistent excellent performance in their work
on behalf of the college.
Molly Briggs
COLLEGE OF FINE + APPLIED ARTS FACULTY AWARD FOR
EXCELLENCE IN SERVICE
The Faculty Award for Excellence in Service recognizes a faculty member who
has made especially significant contributions of leadership and service to his/
her home unit or the college or to agencies, schools, communities, businesses,
or other external groups or individuals.
Laura HetrickJessica Jutzi (BFA ‘19) and Sydney Kozloski (BFA ‘19), BFA catalog artwork Program design by Natalie Fiol
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