Educational Activities Board (EAB) Award Recipients by Last Name
A - D
2000
"for developing innovative educational material in high voltage pulsed power engineering and web-based laboratory experiments"
2002
"for outstanding contributions to the development and implementation of ABET Engineering Criteria 2000 and the enhancement of the quality of engineering education"
Enrique Alvarez (Meritorious Achievement Award in Accreditation Activities)
2019
"for his tireless leadership in accreditation activities in Latin America and his achievements in the admission of ICACIT to the Washington Accord and the creation of the Lima Accord"
Aravindhan Anbazhagan (Meritorious Achievement Award in Pre-University Education)
2018
“in recognition of efforts to inspire interest in engineering careers among pre-university students through the IEEE TISP and Teach for India programs”
Robert M. Anderson Jr. (Meritorious Achievement Award In Continuing Education)
1987
“for outstanding contributions to and innovations in continuing engineering education”
2020
"for outstanding performance delivering outreach education to engage students and young professionals throughout Alberta.”
2001
"for contributions to employee continuing education and professional development"
2001
"for contributions to the principles, process and practice of accreditation of engineering programs"
1996
"for exemplary and sustained service and leadership in the accreditation of engineering technology programs"
1990
“for visionary leadership in using satellite telecommunications technology for providing career-long education”
1989
2014
"for leadership in the promotion of science, technology, engineering and mathematics education at the primary school level to increase diversity and enrich student learning"
2016
"for pioneering contributions to the foundation and advancement of robotics and for leadership in engineering education and research in cross-disciplinary aspects spanning biology and medicine"
2021
"for leadership in the organization of pre-university education activities in Turkey."
2003
"for a lifetime of contributions to the education of working professionals through his leadership in the establishment and growth of innovative distance learning programs and through his distinguished teaching in such programs"
2009
“for exceptional leadership in pioneering, organizing and managing the IEEE Teacher-in-Service Program in South Africa”
1999
"for exemplary and imaginative leadership in the accreditation process" and
2006 (Meritorious Service Citation)
"for outstanding contributions to the effectiveness of EAB activities in accreditation and continuing education"
1984
2014
"for leadership in developing, implementing and promoting student-centered active learning methodologies"
1997
"for exemplary and sustained contributions to continuing education"
2009
“for leadership in developing and implementing programs that increase interest in science, math, technology and engineering education in elementary and secondary students"
2003
"for work in creation of the Sloan Consortium, an organization dedicated to making education a part of everyday life, accessible and affordable for anyone, anywhere, at any time"
2008
“for sustained, exemplary, and creative leadership in engineering accreditation activities and the recruitment, mentoring, and training of program evaluators”
Eli Brookner (Meritorious Achievement Award In Continuing Education)
1990
“for exemplary contributions to continuing education in radar systems engineering”
1999
"for the development of Mallard, an innovative, multi-functional, discipline-independent management system for web-based education"
2016
"for leadership in accreditation activities that inspire professional career paths for graduates of engineering technology programs and the impact on accreditation processes"
1988
“for contributions to continuing education through development of innovative courses and presentation of seminars”
1986
1992
"for outstanding and continuous contributions to computer engineering accreditation"
Allan Cameron and Faridodin Lajvardi (Pre-University Educator Award)
2005
"for creating a life-changing, career modeling educational experience that inspires our engineers of tomorrow"
2013
"for continued leadership in developing and promoting standards education in the field of reliability engineering"
2010
“for outstanding leadership and mentoring of students through projects and curricula in Robotics that inspire them to pursue technical careers”
Leon Chua (Vice President's Recognition Award)
2018
"for fundamental contributions to the foundation and advancement of memristors, memristive devices and systems, nonlinear circuit theory, cellular neural networks, as well as worldwide impact on education and training of engineers and scientists in the related diverse application areas"
2013
"for decades of passionate teaching experience and positive impact made on lives of young children, inspiring them with creative thinking and instilling in them a strong sense of self-belief"
2004
"for preeminent service and outstanding knowledge that has advanced and promoted accreditation processes and activities to improve the quality of engineering technology education"
Richard Cliver (Meritorious Achievement Award in Accreditation Activities)
2018
“for leadership in engineering technology accreditation including activities to improve institutional accreditation processes and program evaluator training”
2009
“for creating opportunities for the engagement of South African pre-university students in science and engineering projects nationally and internationally"
2021
"for exceptional and sustained contributions to the promotion of STEM education and outreach to the general public."
2012
"for exceptional leadership in accreditation processes and for continued enhancement of engineering education programs"
1991
"for the development of a design-based curriculum"
2004
"for inspiring high school students to appreciate and understand mathematics, science, technology and the engineering process; demonstrating excellence in teaching and guidance; and developing an innovative high school engineering curriculum"
2005
"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"
Jorge L. Contreras (EA/SA Standards Education Award)
2018
“for outstanding contributions to understanding the interaction of standardization systems with intellectual property rights, and educating students, policy makers and the public regarding these issues"”
1984
2020
”for 25 years of dedicated service and sustained leadership in the development, implementation and delivery of continuing education programs in the Houston area.”
2014
"for contributions to digital communication system design, dissemination of research in channel coding and modulation, and for significantly influencing teaching and learning in these areas"
2015
"for increasing understanding of science and engineering, and developing interest in engineering careers through the Engineering is Elementary (EiE) program"
2013
"for establishing a non-profit organization that provides educational programs and mentoring for females in computer programming"
2014
"for contributions to the design and delivery of faculty training modules that improve the quality of educational instruction and student learning"
2012
"for spearheading the incorporation of the Engineering Projects in Community Service program (EPICS) in IEEE's educational activities and expanding the program globally"
2003
"for excellence in, dedication to and promotion of the practices and ideals of engineering accreditation and service to IEEE and ABET accreditation bodies worldwide"
1995
"for exceptional and sustained service to the aims and objectives of the Educational Activities Board"
1997
"for exemplary and sustained contributions to continuing education"
2006
"for unselfish devotion to technically motivate and train our future scientists, engineers and technologists by providing innovative technology projects, obtaining special project grant funding, and inspiring and training technology teachers"
1990
“for leadership in engineering technology accreditation activities”
2009
“for outstanding commitment and service to employee professional advancement and continuing education”
2011
"for inspiring students in South Africa and instilling their passion for science and technology"
2022
“for impactful promotion of STEM education influencing educators, students, and parents globally in IEEE’s fields of interest.”
2016
"for innovative developments in teaching control systems and inspiring STEM education"
1994
''for exemplary and sustained contributions to the continuing education of engineers worldwide by providing short courses on satellite communications"
2018
“for sustained contributions and leadership to IEEE EAB by promoting and advancing education programs globally at the pre-university, university and professional levels”
E - I
2021
"for leadership in the organization of pre-university education activities in Turkey."
2007
“for sustained contributions in linking industry to academia in promotion and developing continuing education programs for Oceanic Engineering Professionals worldwide”
1999
"for exemplary and sustained contributions to continuing education in power engineering worldwide"
2003
"for fundamental and lasting contributions to computing sciences accreditation activities"
2012
1985
and (Meritorious Service Citation)
1988
1990
2008
“for significant contributions to the establishment and proliferation of IEEE pre-university engineering education programs in Central and South America”
2006
"for undergraduate engineering education innovation through creation and development of Platforms for Learning® and its implementation in the electrical and computer engineering curriculum through the TekBots® program"
2015
"for developing the Think Tank program to inspire the next generation of engineers and scientists"
2004
"for outstanding achievement in establishing and directing the Rhode Island Robotics/FIRST Lego League statewide competition"
2004
"for superior and sustained global delivery of value-added employee technical education that provides General Motors with a sustainable competitive advantage"
2013
"for its support and encouragement of employee continuing education and its commitment to invest in their professional development benefiting both IEEE and its members"
2001
"for his pioneering work on Internet Robotics and the influence that this has had on the education in robotics and advanced technologies at large"
2015
"for pioneering contributions to the development of digital communications and information theory, embodying unique and novel applications of techniques from discrete mathematics"
2022
“for leading activities under the Student-Teacher and Research Engineer/Scientist program in Panama to promote interest in STEM careers among young students, especially women.”
2013
"for contributions to wireless communications and radio propagation, impact on university education in China, and involvement in the internationalization of higher-level education in science, technology, and innovation"
Mario .J. Gonzalez (Meritorious Achievement Award in Accreditation Activities)
2006
"for service to engineering education in the USA and internationally through engineering accreditation activities"
2018
“for sustained contributions and leadership in continuing education and establishing the Continuing Electrical Engineering Education (CEEE) program in IEEE Region 2”
1999
"for outstanding and sustained service in the aims and objectives of the Educational Activities Board"
1986
1994
"for exceptional and sustained service to the aims and objectives of the Educational Activities Board"
2014
"for dedication to bringing the excitement of electronics engineering to high school students"
1994
"for work leading to the creation of the Institut Eurecom"
1990
2021
“for leadership in engineering technology accreditation and sustained contributions to IEEE and ABET.”
2021
"for exemplary commitment to continuing education and professional development of their employees."
2011
“for accreditation activities in South African education and impacting accreditation activities worldwide”
2021
"for outstanding contributions to the empowerment of female professionals through the DevelopHer program."
1991
"for the development of the 2+2+2 Tech Prep Program"
2010
“for fundamental contributions to research and education in Adaptive Signal Processing and Learning Systems, applications in radars and communications techniques, and worldwide impact on education and training of electronics engineers”
1985
2007
“for fundamental contributions to research and transfer to industry of RISC technology, and the strong impact that books he co-authored have had on the education of computer scientists and computer engineers worldwide”
2018
“in recognition of efforts to inspire interest in engineering careers among pre-university students in IEEE Region 9 through the IEEE TISP and EPICS in IEEE programs”
1997
"for exemplary and sustained service and leadership in the accreditation of engineering programs" and
(Meritorious Service Citation)
1994
"for exceptional and sustained service to the aims and objectives of the Educational Activities Board"
1989 and 1992
2020
“for the sustained delivery of the IEEE Houston Section Continuing Education on Demand (CED) program to practicing electrical engineers for the past 25 years.”
2005
''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"
2010
“for sustained excellence, innovative approaches and continuous improvement in learning for its 400,000 employees working in 170 countries worldwide”
IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Society (Society/Council Professional Development Award)
2019
“for offering inspiring and comprehensive educational programs and innovative professional development opportunities to the IEEE community”
2003
''for remarkable contributions in continuous education activities, with sustained growth in number, variety and geographical coverage, for the benefit of the technical community"
2004
''for excellence in fulfilling the professional and educational needs of its members"
IEEE Buenaventura Section (Section Professional Development Award)
2019
"for the development of Aging Graciously with Technology and the Engineer-to-Entrepreneur Workshops, supporting life-long learning of the IEEE Buenaventura Section members"
2017
“for pioneering education and advancement opportunities for practitioners in the field of communications, engineering and technology”
2005
"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"
2004
"for major contributions to lifelong learning, continuing education, and professional development through sponsorship of Section/Society meetings, seminars, workshops and international conferences"
2003
''for sustained, outstanding contributions in the development, implementation and delivery of a large number and variety of industrially oriented continuing education programs"
2014
"for leadership in educating and mentoring the future generation of the information theory community"
2013
"for offering comprehensive educational initiatives in the field of instrumentation and measurement to meet the lifelong learning needs of its members"
2008
“for exemplary leadership in pre-university and university level education, and notable contributions to the ICACIT accreditation agency, the INTERCON annual conference and the IEEE Teacher In-Service Program”
2009
“for outstanding contributions to continuing education and development of professionals in the power and energy industry”
2018
“for contributions to training and lifelong learning in power and energy”
2006
"for contributions in providing outstanding products, services and support to meet the continuing education, life-long learning and professional development needs of the electrical engineering community throughout the Caribbean"
2010
“for leadership in developing IEEE educational products, student and chapter outreach training programs and annual student scholarship programs”
2016
"for innovative educational and professional development programs that engage professionals, students, and the general public in signal processing"
2011
“for supporting the professional development of its members by creating a customized IEEE continuing education portal, organizing major IEEE technical conferences, and utilizing IEEE’s Distinguished Lecturer Program”
1994
''for pioneering and outstanding leadership activities in accreditation of engineering programs"
1991 and
(Vice President’s Recognition Award)
2006
"for fundamental contribution to the education of many generations of electrical engineering students through exemplary textbooks, and for furtherance of the profession through leadership positions in IEEE, Eta Kappa Nu, and ECEDHA "
J - O
1991
2010
“for exceptional contributions to the Robot Challenge that allows significant numbers of students, especially young women, to experience the excitement of working as an engineer”
2012
“for creating innovative materials that support the teaching of Information Technology and Information Assurance to students of all ages”
2001
"for contributions to engineering and engineering education activities that are related to the mission of the IEEE EAB"
1996
"for exemplary and sustained service and leadership in the accreditation of engineering programs"
1991
1986 and
Edwin C. Jones, Jr. (Meritorious Service Citation)
1993
2016
"for sustained contributions to Educational Activities"
2021
"for leadership in the organization of pre-university education activities in Turkey."
2005
"for inspiring a generation of students to excel in science, mathematics, and engineering through classroom interactions that have led both student and teacher to new heights in understanding"
2005
"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"
2011
“for development, design and construction of E-Scientia, an interactive exhibit featuring the fundamentals of Engineering for Secondary School Students”
2011
“for educating students and engineers about the importance and benefits of interoperability standards”
1994
''for pioneering and outstanding leadership activities in accreditation of computer science programs"
2013
"for pioneering contributions to classroom education through the integration of multi-disciplinary hands-on interactive activities and teaching tools"
2007
“in recognition of continuing accomplishments with elementary students to understand and better appreciate mathematics and scientific principles”
2001
"for outstanding and sustained service to the aims and objectives of the IEEE Educational Activities Board"
2005
"for ongoing contributions and innovations in continuing engineering education as a Volunteer to IEEE and as an academic administrator and educator”
2000
"for exemplary and sustained contributions to continuing education in electronics packaging and interconnection worldwide"
2022
“for leading activities under the Student-Teacher and Research Engineer/Scientist program in Panama to promote interest in STEM careers among young students, especially women.”
2022
"for sustained contributions in promoting Computational and Artificial Intelligence among pre-university students.”
2017
“for significant contributions to preparing underserved students to succeed in college education in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields”
Yoot Khuan Lee (Meritorious Achievement Award in Pre-University Education)
2019
“for the engagement of government, NGOs, public, pre-university teachers and students to significantly increase the impact of the IEEE Teacher In-Service Program (TISP) in Malaysia”
1991
''for highly successful continuing education activities in power systems engineering"
1995
''for exemplary and sustained leadership in the accreditation of engineering programs"
2001
"for consistently demonstrating outstanding leadership in the performance and management of program evaluation in engineering technology education accreditation"
2000
"for outstanding contributions to employee continuing education and professional development"
2013
"for creating and promoting the development of high school career academies that prepare students for today's technology-focused industries"
1995
"for exceptional and sustained service to the aims and objectives of the Educational Activities Board"
2016
"for recognition of contributions in the acceleration of informal education among university and pre-university students, teachers, and differently abled individuals"
Yves Meyer (EAB Vice President's Recognition Award)
2012
"for fundamental contributions to wavelets including the foundations for a proper mathematical framework and for influencing generations of students and researchers"
2009
“for contributions to the education of practicing professionals in the emerging field of nanotechnology”
2010
“for vision and leadership in establishing the IEEE Biometrics Certification Program"
2010
“for exemplary leadership in providing programs for its employees, IEEE members, and other professionals for continuing education and professional development”
2017
“for outstanding contributions in analog and digital signal processing and image processing, and authoring pioneering textbooks that inspire and educate students worldwide"
1997
"for outstanding contributions to employee continuing education and professional development"
1988
“for pioneering work in interactive instructional television for engineering education”
2014
"for contributions to the design and delivery of faculty training modules that improve the quality of educational instruction and student learning"
2017
“for leadership in the promotion and understanding of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education in Jordan”
2005
"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"
1994
"for work leading to the creation of the Institut Eurecom"
2020
“for delivering innovative science, technology, engineering, arts, mathematics (STEAM) programs and school-wide initiatives to enhance opportunities for students.”
2001
"for teaching and leadership in the pre-engineering program in Gaither High School, Tampa, Florida"
1994
"for exceptional and sustained service to the aims and objectives of the Educational Activities Board"
2018
“for contributions to engineering accreditation globally and for leadership in IEEE engineering accreditation activities”
2012
1988
1996
"for innovative work in the implementation and advocacy of the use of Asynchronous Learning Networks in undergraduate education"
2016
"for leadership in the development of the CATME tools for peer evaluation and team formation"
2017
“for designing and implementing innovative courses and programs in the field of intelligent transportation systems”
2017
“in recognition of sustained contributions and leadership in IEEE-HKN and engineering accreditation”
P - S
1999
"for sustained and creative leadership in the accreditation of engineering technology programs"
1993
"for exemplary, sustained, and diverse contributions to continuing education primarily in the area of fiber optic communication"
2010
“for leadership and mentorship in developing engineering education to attract, retain and advance women and youth in engineering and science”
1988
''for sustained contributions to enhancement of the ABET system and for providing guidance to the development of international accreditation activities" and
Demetrius T. Paris (Meritorious Service Citation)
1989
2000
"for outstanding, sustained leadership in the development and implementation of innovations in engineering education accreditation"
1989
“for sustained leadership in support of the accreditation” and
Irene C. Peden (Meritorious Service Citation)
1989
2015
"for outstanding contributions to professional standards education on IEEE Standard 802.11 through books, training and tutorials"
1993
"for outstanding contributions to engineering technology accreditation"
2011
“for advancing Continuing Education through mentoring, leading technology transfer, and impacting adult learning”
George D. Peterson (Meritorious Achievement Award in Accreditation Activities)
1990
“for leadership in engineering accreditation activities”
2013
"for visionary development of e-learning modules on technical standards enhancing the knowledge and skills of students, academics, and engineering practitioners"
2004
"for innovation and leadership in the teaching of technical, social, political and economic aspects of technology as integral subject matter to students from diverse academic backgrounds"
2002
''for teaching and leadership in the Wright STEPP pre-engineering program at Fairview Middle School"
1998
"for innovation in the delivery methods of VLSI packaging education"
2017
“for innovations in engineering education assessment and leadership in engineering accreditation at the institutional, national and global levels”
2012
“for promoting the active involvement of students in science, technology and engineering and motivating them to pursue technical careers”
1998
''for leadership in the establishment of the engineering accreditation system in Mexico"
2002
''for contributions to the design and delivery of continuing education in power electronics and computer-aided-simulation"
2017
“for consistent leadership in the development, management and evaluation of accreditation processes”
1987
2015
"for inspiring high school students through large-scale wireless robotics competitions"
1991
"for contributions to computer engineering and the computer engineering profession" and
V. Thomas Rhyne (Meritorious Service Citation)
1994
"for exceptional and sustained service to the aims and objectives of the Educational Activities Board"
2008
“for fundamental contributions to education and scientific literacy in biomedical engineering and healthcare, and the development of creative educational programs, such as Beyond Traditional Borders, that encourage student critical thinking”
2013
"for leadership in accreditation activities that create and enhance career opportunities for graduates of engineering technology programs"
2008
“for outstanding contributions, as a teacher and organizer of management and leadership continuing education programs for IEEE members in Region 8”
1988
“for outstanding service to IEEE and the engineering community in the development and implementation of accreditation criteria and processes” and
Harriett B. Rigas (Meritorious Service Citation)
1989
1994
"for work leading to the creation of the Institut Eurecom"
2005
"for outstanding contributions to electrical engineering education, theory, and practice - in circuit analysis, synthesis, and design"
Nizar Rokbani (Meritorious Achievement Award in Pre-University Education)
2019
“for significantly increasing the impact of the IEEE Teacher In-Service Program (TISP) in Tunisia through the Robotics for Democracy program”
1996
"for exemplary and sustained contributions to continuing education including the development of the series of monographs designed to assist engineers to bridge the gap between technical skills and business acumen entitled, the IEEE Engineers Guides to Business"
2022
"for leading activities under the Student-Teacher and Research Engineer/Scientist progrram in Panama to promote interest in STEM careers among young students, especially women."
1993
"for exceptional and sustained leadership in support of engineering technology accreditation activities"
1984
2000
"for exemplary and sustained contributions in continuing education worldwide"
2011
“for exceptional leadership in accreditation processes for continued improvement of engineering technology education programs”
2002
''for leadership of two universities, for integration of the university into the community, for contributions to engineering education and leadership knowledge, for IEEE service and for development of electronic controls"
1999
"for outstanding contributions to employee continuing education and professional development"
2021
"For leadership in the organization of pre-university education activities in Turkey."
2002
"for dedicated service and sustained leadership for over twenty years in the planning and delivery of a large number and variety of industrially-oriented continuing education programs in an IEEE Section"
2003
''for outstanding contributions to employee continuing education and professional development through effective integration of diverse technologies to meet the need of rapid modernization of engineering technologies"
2004
"for contributions to enhancing the quality of engineering accreditation and dedicated service to ABET/IEEE accreditation bodies"
1998
"for contributions to continuing education in the area of semiconductor characterization"
2009
“for outstanding contributions to electrical engineering education, theory, and practice in the fields of communications, signal processing, and networking”
1989
“for significant and innovative contributions to the IEEE Individual Learning Program”
1985
Victoria Serrano (Meritorious Achievement Award in Outreach and Informal Education)
2019
"for promoting outreach and informal education activities in universities, schools, public markets, churches, and state fairs in the United States and Panama"
2014
'for leadership in the establishment of the Caribbean Accreditation Council for Engineering and Technology (CACET) in 15 countries in Region 9"
2016
"for contributions that encourage and inspire pre-university students across the world to pursue collaborative scientific research"
2009
“for exemplary leadership and service to engineering education in the formation of the engineering programs at the National Military Academy of Afghanistan”
2018
“for contributions in entrepreneurship pedagogy and innovative teaching methods”
2013
"for leadership in creating and delivering training in advanced power systems to practicing engineers, the academic community, and policymakers"
2012
"for spearheading the incorporation of the Engineering Projects in Community Service program (EPICS) in IEEE's educational activities and expanding the program globally"
2020
“for accreditation activities that focus on curriculum quality for engineering technology programs and sustained contributions to ABET.”
2015
"for development of curriculum guidelines for undergraduate degree programs in computer engineering and leadership of the Committee on Engineering Accreditation Activities (CEAA)"
2012
2009
“for inspiring and motivating high school students through imaginative teaching and extracurricular activities to excel in the study of physics and to choose careers in science and engineering”
2006
"in recognition of extensive career contributions of continuing education to enhance global health through the effective utilization of medical imaging technology and the application of science and engineering principles"
1999
"for outstanding and sustained service in the aims and objectives of the Educational Activities Board"
1993
2012
1994
''for the creation and development of the Senior Design Course and Undergraduate Design Center of the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department of North Carolina State University"
1994
''for exemplary, sustained and diverse contributions to continuing education as an instructor, organizer, administrator and author"
T - Z
2008
“for consistently demonstrating exceptional leadership in the development, management, and evaluation of accreditation processes for continued improvement of engineering technology education programs”
2010
“for exceptional contributions to the training and development of IEEE Program Evaluators, and dedicated efforts that enhance the quality of engineering technology program accreditation"
2011
“for promoting holistic professional development of its employees through in-house conferences, employee publications, innovation labs, and university collaborations that balance individual aspirations with business needs”
1997
"for outstanding contributions to employee continuing education and professional development"
2005
"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"
2015
"for design and development of curriculum and laboratory facilities for professionals and students in the electric utility industry"
2000
"for initiating, developing and leading multidisciplinary innovations in engineering education"
1995
'for exemplary, sustained and diverse contributions to continuing education as a lecturer, organizer and administrator"
2003
"for reforming Microsystems Packaging education by unparalleled, systematic and innovative approaches to courses, curricula, tracks, books, degrees and conferences while mentoring and catalyzing other centers of excellence around the world"
1998
''for outstanding contributions to employee continuing education and professional development"
1987
2007
“for demonstrated leadership in the development of Instituto de la Calidad en la Acreditación de Carreras de Ingeniería y Tecnología (ICACIT), the Peruvian National Engineering Accreditation Association”
2007
“for innovative efforts in promoting undergraduate research and creating robust opportunities for undergraduate students to enrich their education through integrative research experiences”
1996
"for exceptional and sustained service to the aims and objectives of the Educational Activities Board"
1988
Doug Walled (Meritorious Achievement Award in Continuing Education)
2019
“for empowering the next generation of radiologists through his customized blended curriculum combining the practice of medicine with innovations in engineering"
Linda Whipker (Major Educational Innovation Award)
2019
“for leadership in developing a unique approach to STEAM education and its significant impact to the community”
2011
"for outstanding contributions to electrical engineering education, theory, and practice in the fields of adaptive systems in control, communications, signal processing and pattern recognition"
1995
''for the creation and development of the Gordon Institute" and
Arthur W. Winston (Meritorious Service Citation)
2010
“for exemplary leadership, ongoing service and dedication in support of the IEEE Educational Activities Board, its standing committees and special projects”
2001
“for exemplary and sustained contributions to continuing education in polymer materials for electronics packaging and interconnection worldwide”
2002
"for teaching physics and mathematics for 33 years in the Gymnasium und ORG der Ursulinen Graz and for inspiring young women students to pursue scientific and engineering careers"
2004
"for extensive and innovative contributions to the continuing education of working professionals in the field of micro/nanoelectronics"
2022
"for sustained contributions to IEEE and ABET accreditation activities in Engineering Technology programs."
2001
"for outstanding and sustained service to the aims and objectives of the IEEE Educational Activities Board"