1999
Sandra Olivia Hildago Perez
and Santiago D. Diaz (R9)
For outstanding contributions towards membership
recruitment and retention through the creation
of the Region 9 GOLD video.
1998
Gerald M. Karam (R1)
For aggressively developing and pursuing innovative
solutions to the issue of student retention.
1997
No Award Presented
1996
No Award Presented
1995
Jacek Chrostowski (R7)
Leadership in developing new electronic services for
IEEE-Canada.
1994
Pietre Botman (R7)
For the successful establishment of "VANIEEE" - the
Vancouver Section's electronic bulletin board
with connection to the Internet.
1993
Paul Y.S. Cheung (R10) and
Hugo Fernandez Verstegen (R9)
For creating and producing ROOT, Resource Officer
Orientation Training program, an interactive
computer package for IEEE Volunteers.
1993
David A. Conner (R3)
For initiating and developing the first multiple
site video teleconference of an IEEE Region
Executive Committee Meeting.
1992
John J. Tary (R5)
For innovative development of exhibits to increase
the visibility of Electrical Engineering to
students and the public.
1991
C. Satish (R10)
For extraordinary efforts in successfully creating
and developing a continuing education and
meeting center for the Hyderabad Section.
1990
J.A. Watson (R6)
For exemplary effort in creating and producing an
imaginative multi-media presentation at
Sections Congress '90 illustrating the global spirit
and substance of the IEEE.
1989
Raymond D. Findlay (R7)
For exceptional leadership in the promotion and
improvement of student activities in Region 7,
primarily through the creation of leadership
training workshops and new awards programs.
1988
B. J. Cory (R8)
For creative leadership in the planning and
implementation of the United Kingdom and
Republic of Ireland Section Forum on Safety and
Engineering Systems.
1987
Michael J. Whitelaw (R1)
For Innovative Planning and Direction of the Highly
Successful 1987 IEEE Sections Congress.
1987
Richard J. Marceau (R7)
For Innovative Planning and Direction of the IEEE
Participation in the Canadian Engineering
Centennial Celebration.
1986
William F. Wilkes (R1)
For developing the 'Consultants Network,' a unique
model of Section activity for enhancing
employment opportunities.
1986
Robert T. Nash (R3)
For leadership in developing a model study of the
quality of electrical engineering education
related to the industrial need of Tennessee.
1985
Ralph W. Russell, II
(R3)
For inspired leadership in
developing and implementing an innovative and
novel educational program in electronics for the
young mind at the 1985 National Boy Scouts
Jamboree.
1985
Charles Rubenstein (R1)
For outstanding leadership in Student Professional
Awareness Conferences and in integrating all
aspects of IEEE into Student Activities.
1984
Edward F. Glass (R7)
For his foresight and initiative in establishing the
McNaughton Learning Resource Center Program at
Canadian Universities and Colleges.
1983
Charles K. Alexander
(R3)
For creative leadership and
perseverance in developing Potentials Magazine
and in sponsoring Student Professional Awareness Conference.
