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Rebecca Konyndyk DeYoung named Professor of the Year

Wed, Apr 30, 2025

Less than a week after Rebecca Konyndyk DeYoung received the top teaching honor bestowed by the university, the Presidential Award for Exemplary Teaching, Calvin students followed suit surprising the longtime philosophy professor on Wednesday, April 30, 2025, with the Professor of the Year Award鈥攁n award granted by the Student Alumni Association on behalf of the senior class to honor a current Calvin faculty member who has made an impact on the lives of his or her students. It鈥檚 believed this marks the first time that a professor has received both honors in the same year.

We talked to a handful of students who voted for DeYoung about why she鈥檚 deserving of this honor.

Student Reaction

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Five students pose with Professor Rebecca DeYoung.
From left to right: Seniors Catherine Kortman, Marc Snyder, Gabe Wood, Ewan Parker, and Aidan Hillman celebrate with Rebecca Konyndyk DeYoung.

鈥淚 walked into Calvin not thinking I鈥檇 like philosophy at all and then I took her intro class and I thought 鈥榳ow, I really enjoyed that鈥 so maybe I鈥檒l take another class with her, so I did, and now I鈥檝e taken four classes with Professor DeYoung and each one has been better than the last.鈥

~Catherine Kortman 鈥25, philosophy and music double major

鈥淪he cares about your academics and she teaches you things, but all of the classes I鈥檝e taken with her she鈥檚 also helping you integrate the things you learn into your life in ways that can enrich and lead to your flourishing. She genuinely just really cares about students, always open for office hours and non-office hours for just long conversations about class, about life, super supportive and just loving person. Awesome professor.鈥

~Gabe Wood 鈥25, philosophy and psychology major

鈥淗er mentorship and her teaching are expanding out of the classroom, and in every conversation, every interaction you have with her, she just displays this flourishing life and she loves to cherish her students and we all cherish her.鈥

~Marc Snyder 鈥25, philosophy and marketing double major

鈥淧rofessor DeYoung is, I think, the embodiment of a Christ-like professor here at Calvin. She teaches the whole person. So, she is very invested in our academics and definitely academic rigor, but she also cares for us as people outside of the classroom 鈥 investing in who we are and who we want to be. And she鈥檚 very talented at seeing gifts in her students and taking those gifts and cultivating them into whatever discipline that they seek.鈥

~Aidan Hillman 鈥25, religion, philosophy, and Spanish

鈥淒eYoung has been my adviser ever since I joined the philosophy program. Her class [a reworked intro to philosophy course for the honors program] grew my love for philosophy in such a way that it actually convinced me to take a philosophy major add-on, and that class really started forming me as a person. When I took 251 with her, I was going through a bit of a rough patch in my academics and my personal life and she was so understanding, she was so helpful, but she made sure that I understood things and got the course work done. So not only is she a great professor, but she鈥檚 a great human being who is willing to work with you wherever you鈥檙e at and really come alongside you and support you in ways that are meaningful to us as students.鈥

~Ewan Parker 鈥25, international relations and philosophy double major


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