IEEE Educational Activities Board (EAB)
2005 EAB Award Recipients

• Meritorious Achievement Award in Accreditation Activities
  
  Susan E. Conry “ for contributions to computer science and engineering accreditation, to the development of CSAB, for leadership in the integration of ABET and CSAB, and the development of model curricula”

• Meritorious Achievement Award in Continuing Education
  
  Phillip A. Laplante “for ongoing contributions and innovations in continuing engineering education as a Volunteer to IEEE and as an academic administrator and educator”
  
  
• Major Educational Innovation Award
  
  David V. Kerns, Jr. “for guiding the invention and development of academic programs at Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering and thereby honoring best practices in undergraduate engineering education in the USA and worldwide”
  
  
• Pre-University Educator Award
  
  Allan Cameron & Faridondin Lajvardi “for creating a life-changing, career modeling educational experience that inspires our engineers of tomorrow”
  

  Phillip G. Huszar “for modeling positive expectations, setting high but attainable standards, and encouraging ambition rewarded by achievement while teaching, mentoring, and coaching students and highly competitive math teams at Standley Middle School ”

  Philip Keller “for inspiring a generation of students to excel in science, mathematics and engineering through classroon interactions that have led both student and teacher to new heights in understanding"

• Employer Professional Development Award
  
  The Boeing Company “for excellence in its vision of a company of continuous learners and in its support and execution of this vision through internal initiatives and partnerships with educational institutions”
  

  National Semiconductor Corporation “for major contributions to engineering employee professional development, continuing technical education, and innovative collaborative tools that nurture a performance-driven culture and provide National Semiconductor with a competitive advantage”
  

• Society Professional Development Award
  
  The Computer Society “for its contribution in providing outstanding products, services and support to its members in the areas of life-long learning, continuing education and professional development”
  
• Vice President's Recognition Award
  
  Ronald A. Rohrer “for outstanding contributions to electrical engineering education, theory, and practice - in circuit analysis, synthesis, and design ”
  

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IEEE EAB Awards
Email: eab-awards@ieee.org