Engineering School Award Winners, 2011-2012
The School of Engineering and Applied Science presents service and faculty awards in the fall semester and a student award in the spring semester to honor those who have made significant contributions to the School, the community or the professional world.
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Distinguished Faculty Award, 2011To recognize an engineering faculty member who through his/her career and service has brought recognition to U.Va. and to themselves as individuals. Barry Johnson |
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Distinguished Alumni Award, 2011To recognize an engineering graduate who through his/her career and service has brought recognition to U.Va. and to themselves as individuals. William W. Brubaker |
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Engineering Achievement Award, 2011This award is periodically given to a graduate of the School of Engineering and Applied Science who has attained extraordinary distinction, national and/or international prominence, and success in his/her field of endeavor. Their achievements have brought credit to U.Va. and benefit to society. Robert E. Lindberg, Jr. |
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Distinguished Service Award, 2011To recognize an engineering staff member who through his/her career and service has brought recognition to U.Va. and to themselves as individuals. Frances H. Hersey |
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Distinguished Service Award, 2011To recognize an engineering staff member who through his/her career and service has brought recognition to U.Va. and to themselves as individuals. William J. Thurneck |
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Outstanding Young Engineering Graduate Award, 2011To recognize alumni who have made significant achievements and contributions in the early phase of their careers. Billy B. Bardin |
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Special Recognition Award, 2011In recognition of his contributions to the school in leading the Strategic Planning Initiative in 2011
Michael King (CHE ’76) |
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Outstanding Student Award, 2011To honor a student who has exhibited service before self, integrity and excellence.
Rachel Babij, Anthony DeGennaro, Ethan Heil, Borna Kazerooni, Kelly Laustsen, Kenneth Tran |
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Robert A. Bland Award, 2010To recognize extraordinary contribution to the field of engineering and applied science by a University of Virginia Engineering School African-American student, faculty member, or alumnus/alumna, or by a University of Virginia Engineering School student, faculty member or alumnus/alumna whose contribution to the field is of particular significance to African-Americans. This award is given in honor of the personal challenges and accomplishments of Robert A. Bland, EE ’59, the first African-American to graduate from the University of Virginia and the School of Engineering and Applied Science. Carolyn A. Vallas |
