Dr. Naomi Andrews began teaching for the History Department in 2004 and over the past 20 years has served in every appointment type possible on campus, from Quarterly Adjunct Lecturer to Professor and all stops in between, in addition to serving in the important role of Director of the University Honors Program since 2018. Dr. Andrews's nominations included letters from more than a dozen of her current and former students, who all attested to her generosity, thoughtfulness, and genuine care for her students as whole persons. One student noted that when they think of the phrase ‘cura personalis’ they think of Professor Andrews. Dr. Andrews’s critically engaging and inspiring work in and out of the classroom reached students pursuing all manner of degrees and career paths, whom she interacted with both in her own courses and in her role within the Honors Program. Each of the nominations describe the deeply-rooted and long-lasting impacts her teaching has had on the way her students move through the world, especially as they seek ways to serve society with compassion and purpose. Strikingly, across the nominations, Dr. Andrews’s students recall how she has the special ability to create an environment in which students can find their voice, learning to communicate with intention, confidence, and care. We honor Dr. Andrews for her remarkable and deeply impactful work as an educator at Santa Clara.