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Faculty Awards

2007

  • Burcu Akinci: ASCE Walter L. Huber Prize - For outstanding and real contributions in construction engineering and management. She has pioneered the integration of design information with as-built information, collected from construction sites using sensors, to support better management of construction projects
  • Cliff Davidson: Association of Environmental Engineering and Science Professors (AEESP) – Outstanding Educator Award
  • James Garrett: ASCE Professor of the Year, Pittsburgh Section - Awarded for outstanding teaching ability and significant contributions toward improving professional aspects of civil engineering education; Steven J. Fenves Award for Systems Research – CIT - The Steven J. Fenves Award for Systems Research will be presented to one or more individuals within CMU every year who have made a significant contribution to Systems research in areas relevant to ICES.
  • Chris Hendrickson: Honorary Member – ASCE - An Honorary Member is a person who has attained acknowledged eminence in some branch of engineering or in the arts and sciences related thereto, including the fields of engineering education and construction.
  • Scott Matthews: Laudise Prize – International Society for Industrial Ecology -  For significant contributions to industrial ecology by a young scientist or engineer (under 36 years of age) of outstanding ability.
  • Irving Oppenheim: Benjamin Richard Teare Teaching Award – CIT - The B.R. Teare Teaching Award is made to a faculty member within the Carnegie Institute of Technology in recognition of excellence in engineering education.
  • Jeanne VanBriesen: Professional Research Award, Pennsylvania Water Environment Association - The award honors outstanding research in support of the PWEA mission, which is focused on municipal and industrial wastewater treatment and stormwater management.