national impact of this initiative would not have been possible without his vision, persistence, and intellectual leadership. Beyond pure and historical mathematics, Dr. Klyve has established a robust and genuinely interdisciplinary record in applied statistics and data science. He has authored or coauthored more than 30 peer-reviewed publications in areas including radiofrequency sensing, endocrinology, orthopedic rehabilitation, gastroenterology, and public health. Several of these papers list him as lead or senior author, demonstrating his ability to guide complex, data-driven projects that involve cross-sector collaborations with medical researchers, engineering teams, and industry partners. His two U.S. patents further reflect his applied research impact in the field of radiofrequency spectroscopy. Dr. Klyve’s scholarly range even extends into the humanities. His publications in Shakespeare studies, including an article in Shakespeare Quarterly , illustrate a rare ability to integrate mathematical reasoning, statistical analysis, and literary interpretation. Scholars writing in support of his nomination— particularly those from the humanities—remark on his intellectual curiosity, methodological rigor, and the quality of his contributions to literary scholarship. Given this breadth of scholarly achievement, it is no surprise that Dr. Klyve has earned the respect of colleagues across disciplines. The external letters included in his nomination—from institutions such as Michigan State University, Seattle University, Rutgers University, Adelphi University, the University of Maine at Presque Isle, New Mexico State University, and industry research labs—repeatedly describe him as a polymath, a scholar of uncommon range, a rigorous and creative researcher, and a generous collaborator. These letters uniformly attest to the originality and influence of his scholarship, the high regard in which he is held nationally, and the significant impact his work has had on students, colleagues, and the academic community at large. In summary, the committee finds that Dr. Dominic Klyve exemplifies the highest standards of scholarly achievement at Central Washington University. His publication record, grant activity, interdisciplinary reach, international reputation, mentorship of students, and substantial service to the scholarly community present a profile of academic accomplishment that is unmatched in scope and distinction.
We recommend the following motion:
The Board of Trustees of Central Washington University hereby approves the appointment of the 2026 Distinguished Faculty Awards.
Submitted:
Approved for Submittal to the Board:
Dania Cochran Chief of Staff
A. James Wohlpart President
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