Shelly Stolp Named 2026 Humanities Instructor of the Year
March 13, 2026 - 19:24
Instructor of Psychology Shelly Stolp has been recognized as Humanities Instructor of the Year for 2026 at Pearl River Community College. The prestigious award celebrates her exceptional dedication to student engagement and innovative teaching methods within the humanities division.
Stolp recently presented a compelling lecture titled “The Mind-Body Loop: How Psychology Shapes Health More Than We Realize,” which exemplifies her approach to making complex psychological concepts accessible and relevant. Colleagues and students alike praise her ability to connect theoretical knowledge to real-world applications, fostering a dynamic and impactful classroom environment.
Her teaching philosophy emphasizes the profound interconnection between mental processes and physical well-being, a topic that resonates deeply with students pursuing various health and wellness careers. This award underscores the vital role psychology plays within the broader humanities field, highlighting how understanding human behavior and cognition is fundamental to a comprehensive education.
College administrators stated the honor reflects Stolp’s consistent excellence and her positive influence on the academic community. Her recognition is seen as a testament to the high-quality instruction available within the college's humanities programs.
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