Distinguished Literary Contributions Furthering Engineering Professionalism Award – Past Recipients
This award is now merged with the Award for Distinguished Literary Contributions Furthering Public Understanding and Advancement of the Engineering Profession.
Year | Recipient | Citation |
2011 | Patrick Thibodeau | For outstanding literary effort in reporting on engineering technology and public policy |
2010 | Robert Kanigel | For his substantial body of work on science, technology, and engineering and their place in the world. |
2009 | Lee Howard | For investigative reports on the misuse of the H-1B Visa Program. |
2008 | RichardA. Ellis | For substantial and sustained contributions that have significantly improved the understanding of science and engineering labor markets by professionals and public policymakers. |
2002 | David E. Brown | For his book, Inventing Modern America: From the Microwave to the Mouse. |
2002 | Abigail J. Sellen and Richard H. R. Harper |
For Co-Authoring the book, The Myth of the Paperless Office. |
2001 | Todd Yuzuriha | For his book, How to Succeed As An Engineer: A Practical Guide to Enhance Your Career. |
2001 | Ellen E. Schultz | For her contributions to the understanding of pension and pension portability issues via her articles for The Wall Street Journal. |
1997 | Karen W. Ferguson | Recognizing those who have made outstanding contributions through their literary efforts to the advancement of the U. S. professional objectives of IEEE. |
1996 | Irving J. Gabelman | Recognizing those who have made outstanding contributions through their literary efforts to the advancement of the U. S. professional objectives of IEEE. |
1995 | Lawrence P. Grayson | Recognizing those who have made outstanding contributions through their literary efforts to the advancement of the U. S. professional objectives of IEEE. |
1994 | Steven Marcus | Recognizing those who have made outstanding contributions through their literary efforts to the advancement of the U. S. professional objectives of IEEE. |
1993 | Jonathan A. Titus | Recognizing those who have made outstanding contributions through their literary efforts to the advancement of the U. S. professional objectives of IEEE. |
1992 | Roland Schinzinger | Recognizing their outstanding contributions through their literary efforts to the advancement of the U. S. professional objectives of IEEE. |
1992 | Michael W. Martin | Recognizing their outstanding contributions through their literary efforts to the advancement of the U. S. professional objectives of IEEE. |
1991 | Robert K. Bellinger | Recognizing those who have made outstanding contributions through their literary efforts to the advancement of the U. S. professional objectives of IEEE. |
1990 | Samuel C. Florman | For his book The Civilized Engineer, with its thought-provoking essays on engineering, its status in society and role in our technological future. |
1988 | Larry Dwon | For his writings on engineering professionalism in power- and utility-oriented publications, as well as IEEE, honorary society, and other publications. |
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