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| Schiffman Award Recipients | |
| Class of 1995 | Kearsten Davis (Psychology) & Chakshu Patel (Women's Studies) |
| Class of 1996 | Bridget Guarasci (African American and Women's Studies) |
| Class of 1997 | Alison Kinney (English and Women's Studies) |
| Class of 1998 | Carolin Collins (Anthropology) |
| Class of 1999 | Lori Babcock (Behavioral Science) |
| Class of 2000 | Emily Musil (American Studies) |
| Class of 2001 | Sue Brennan (Women's Studies) & Chelsea Hoffman (Theatre) |
| Class of 2002 | Marissa Hildebrandt (Women's Studies) & Jenn Russell (Music) |
| Class of 2003 | Jessie Gamble (Women's Studies) |
| Class of 2004 | Kristen Ackley (Pscyhology, Women's Studies) |
| Class of 2005 | No award given |
| Class of 2006 | Kim Buonarota (Political Science, Women's Studies) |
| Class of 2007 | Victoria Sollecito (Women's Studies) |
| Class of 2008 | Stacy Johnson (Anthropology,Women's Studies) |
| Class of 2009 | Victoria Webbe (Women's Studies and Political Science) |
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| Application (A PDF Document -- Requires Acrobat Reader) | |
| Bessie Stak Schiffman Award for Excellence in Women's Studies |
| The Bessie Stak Schiffman Award is given annually to a graduating senior who has demonstrated outstanding achievement in both academic work in women's studies and in campus or community activism. This award was created through the generosity of Prof. Ann Saltzman, Dept. of Psychology, the 1994 recipient of the President's Award for Distinguished Teaching. The award is named in memory of Ann's grandmother who, as a young woman, learned Hebrew and became the "prayer reader" for the women of her small synagogue, enabling them to participate in activities otherwise retricted to men. Her story embodies the ways in which women's knowledge can transform community. The first Schiffman was awarded in May of 1995. |