Les B. Strickler Innovation in Instruction Award: Previous Years' Winners

• 2010: Norma Nielson, University of Calgary, Brian Kitching, University of Calgary Janet Stein, University of Calgary, Tabletop Disaster Exercise
• 2009: William and Tamela Ferguson, University of Louisiana at Lafayette “Strategic Market Entry Project”
• 2008: David Cather, Penn State University  “Risk Aversion for Undergraduates”
• 2007: Nat Pope and James Jones, Illilnois State University, "The Risk Management Challenge"
• 2006:  Martin Halek and David Eckles, University of Georgia, “The Problem of Asymmetric Information: A Simulation of How Insurance Markets Can be Inefficient”
• 2005: Randy Dumm, Robert Hoyt, and Kathleen McCullough, Risk Management Case Project.
• 2004: "International Insurance Markets" by Norma Nielson, Anne Kleffner, and Ryan B. Lee, Haskayne School of Business, University of Calgary
• 2003: "Grade-Insurance: Capitalizing on Classroom Learning Opportunities" by Nat Pope, Bradley University, and Yu-Luen Ma, Illinois State University
• 2002: "Riskopoly: A Final Exam" by James Kallman, St. John's University
• 2001: "The Risk Balls Game" by Etti Baranoff, Virginia Commonwealth University
• 2000:  Nicos Scordis, College of Insurance
• 1999: "The RIIT Group at Penn State University", Lisa Posey, Penn State University
• 1998: "A Course on Alternative Risk Financing" by Nicos Scordis, College of Insurance
• 1997: "Market Simulation for Homeowners Insurance" by Dave Russell, Illinois Wesleyan University
• 1996: "Integrating Students, Faculty, and Industry Executives" by Sandra Gustavson and Jim Trieschman, University of Georgia
• 1994: Arnold Shapiro and Ron Crabb, Penn State University
• 1993: "The Risk Management Quiz Show" by Norma Nielson, Oregon State University
• 1992:(co-winners). "Insurance Company Management Computer Game" by Rob Hoyt and Jim Trieschman, University of Georgia, and Ginny Grace, San Jose State University
• 1991: (co-winners). "Introducing Students to Insurance", by Steve D'Arcy, University of Illinois, and "Multimedia Computer-Based Colloquium for Risk and Insurance Instruction" by Arnold Shapiro, Penn State University