IEEE Awards
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For nearly a century, the IEEE Awards program has paid tribute to technical professionals whose exceptional achievements and outstanding contributions have made a lasting impact on technology, society and the engineering profession. Institute Awards presented by the IEEE Board of Directors fall into several categories:
The Awards program honors achievements in education, industry, research and service. Each award has a unique mission and criteria, and offers the opportunity to honor distinguished colleagues, inspiring teachers and corporate leaders. The annual IEEE Awards Booklet, distributed at the Honors Ceremony, highlights the accomplishments of each year's IEEE Award and Medal recipients. Click below to view the most recent recipients.
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| 2007 IEEE Honors Ceremony | ||||||||||
| 2007 IEEE Founders Medal Recipient | ||||||||||
Interview with Anita K. Jones Playing on IEEE Spectrum Radio |
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The IEEE establishes Joint Awards with National Societies in other countries to recognize individuals who have made significant technical, educational or service contributions to the engineering profession or to society in general. Woman Engineers are among some of these distinguished contributors to the Engineering Community, and have been recognized for their contributions to the fields of interest of IEEE with Institute-Level Awards. Nominations are initiated by members and the public, then reviewed by a panel of peers - professionals who are especially knowledgeable in a particular field. Their recommendations are submitted to the IEEE Awards Board prior to ultimate approval by the IEEE Board of Directors. Other IEEE organizations also recognize specific technical and professional achievement through other awards programs. |
