Clara M. and Peter L. Scott Faculty Award for Excellence in Engineering Education
The Clara M. and Peter L. Scott Faculty Award for Excellence in Engineering Education was established in 1987 by Clara M. and Peter L. Scott (B.S. Electrical Engineering '49 DRH '95). Recipient of this award will be honored at the annual College of Engineering Faculty Awards Banquet.
Not currently accepting nominations.
Criteria
The award will be made to a senior professor in engineering or architecture in the College of Engineering who has distinguished himself or herself nationally or internationally. The award will be based on excellence in teaching and the qualitative aspects of teaching with emphasis on effective innovation, and for outstanding fundamental or applied research contributions (in scope and/or originality) in one or more areas of endeavor. The award will be presented to an individual and may be awarded only once in a faculty member's career. Under unique circumstances, a team may be nominated for and receive the award.
Nominations
One nomination may be submitted by each department in the college. The nomination packet will include 1.) A letter of nomination, 2.) Supporting materials, 3.) One to three letters of support, and 4.) The nominee's curriculum vitae. Nomination letters should be brief and to the point, yet include sufficient information to permit a rational selection. At least one letter from an external source, solicited without input from the nominee, is required. The total number of supporting letters (including the external letter) should not exceed three.
Reminder: The nomination letter must be two pages or less and be on college or department letterhead. Include a proposed citation (25 words or less) at the bottom of the nomination letter. The committee may disqualify nominations that do not meet this requirement.
Selection Committee
The College of Engineering Faculty Awards Committee will evaluate the awards and make their recommendation to the Dean; one or more representatives from the College of Engineering faculty, one or more representatives external to the University, and one graduate and one undergraduate member of the engineering student body will also review the nominations independently and their selections will be presented to the Dean.
Final decision will be made by the Dean of the College of Engineering.
Deadline
The application materials need to be submitted electronically and must be submitted by January 05, 2025.
Past Recipients
Year | Awardees |
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2024 |
Winston Ho, chemical and biomolecular engineering |
2023 |
Shag-Tian Yang, chemical and biomolecular engineering |
2022 |
Jeffrey Chalmers, chemical and biomolecular engineering |
2021 |
Bhavik Bakshi, chemical and biomolecular engineering |
2020 |
Kevin Passino, electrical and computer engineering |
2019 |
Joel Johnson, electrical and computer engineering |
2018 |
Gerald Frankel, materials science and engineering |
2017 |
Giorgio Rizzoni, mechanical and aerospace engineering |
2016 |
Bharat Bhushan, mechanical and aerospace engineering |
2015 |
Ness Shroff, computer science and engineering |
2014 |
Joseph Heremans, mechanical and aerospace engineering |
2013 |
Mo Samimy, mechanical and aerospace engineering |
2012 |
Steven A. Ringel, electrical and computer engineering |
2011 |
Stuart Cooper, chemical and biomolecular engineering |
2010 |
John L. Volakis, electrical and computer engineering |
2009 |
William Marras, integrated systems engineering |
2008 |
James Williams, materials science and engineering |
2007 |
Hojjat Adeli, civil and environmental engineering and geodetic science |
2006 |
Robert Wagoner, materials science and engineering mechanical engineering |
2005 |
Jose Cruz Jr., electrical and computer engineering |
2004 |
Umit S. Ozkan, chemical engineering |
2003 |
Chia-Hsiang Menq, mechanical engineering |
2002 |
L. James Lee, chemical engineering |
2001 |
Martin Feinberg, chemical engineering |
2000 |
Cheena Srinivasan, mechanical engineering |
1999 |
L.S. Fan, chemical engineering |
1998 |
David Rigney, materials science and engineering |
1997 |
Stephen Sebo, electrical engineering |
1996 |
Jacques L. Zakin, chemical engineering |