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Nomination Open: 10/31/2024
Nomination Deadline: 02/14/2025
The Isadore T. Davis Award for Excellence in Collaboration of Engineering Education and Industry is jointly established and endowed by ASEE’s Corporate Member Council, Engineering Deans Council, Engineering Technology Council, Engineering Research Council, and Division of College-Industry Partnerships. The Isadore T. Davis Award is founded to celebrate the spirit and leadership of individuals who make a mark in the collaborative efforts of engineering or engineering technology education with industry toward the improvement of partnerships or collaborations. The outcome for this award is to promote collaborations/partnerships between engineering or engineering technology education and industry to improve learning, scholarship and engagement practices within the engineering education community. While the collaborative project being honored may have a large group of individuals associated with it, the award committee will select no more than two individuals to honor in one year for this award. The award consists of a commemorative plaque and a $1,000 honorarium to be divided between the honorees.
An individual or team who has achieved excellence in collaboration between engineering or engineering technology education and industry will be considered for this award. The award will be given to a faculty member, researcher, administrator, industry employee, industry leader or organizational Team. This award recognizes an individual or individuals that promote partnerships or collaborations between engineering or engineering technology educators and industry to improve learning, scholarship and engagement practices within the engineering education community. Partnerships or collaborations could include areas of championing career development for our youth, improving the plight of our protected classes, issues of diversity in the workplace, unique collaborative scholarship of discovery or applied research, in addition to many other areas of engineering or engineering technology education and industry collaboration and/or partnerships. This award recognizes outstanding achievement in one or more of the following activities specifically related to collaboration or partnerships between engineering or engineering technology education and industry, government and other non-government agencies. Accomplishments (as appropriate) As an educator: Engineering, engineering technology, and other faculty (ASEE members) are eligible and who have demonstrated evidence of contributions to improvements in engineering and engineering technology education through productive collaborations or partnerships with industry, government or other non government agencies. As a researcher: faculty or other academics (ASEE members) are eligible and who have demonstrated evidence of excellence in research or scholarship through a collaboration or partnership with industry, government or other non government organizations. As an administrator: administrators (ASEE Members) are eligible who have demonstrative evidence of excellence in a program or project with industry that resulted in contributions to engineering and engineering technology education or evidence of commitment of promoting and supporting industry and engineering and engineering technology education collaboration or partnership in their institution. As an industry leader or employer: industry leader or employee or employer (ASEE member or corporate membership) who have demonstrated excellence in a program or project with engineering or engineering technology education; industry leader or employee or employer who have demonstrated excellence in engineering or engineering technology collaboration or partnership in their company or organization.
Nominations are automatically transferred over for the next award cycle. If not selected, nominations can be re-submitted after one award cycle.
Nomination Open: 10/31/2024
Nomination Deadline: 02/14/2025
Year | Winner Name |
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2021 | Pauline Wade |
2020 | Scott Danielson |
2019 | Joseph J. Rencis |
2018 | Alok K. Verma |
2016 | Ramesh K. Agarwal |
2013 | Ramulu Mamidala |
2012 | Mohammad Noori |
2011 | Dharmaraj Veeramani |
Over thirty years of service as an educator and administrator contributed to engineering talent development at all levels, teaching, targeted recruiting, retention, and high-impact experiences for students across all engineering majors. Led unique experiences that engaged students in multidisciplinary team research projects, such as AggiE-Challenge. Demonstrated success in collaborations with industry and government: Hyperloop Design Weekend (SpaceX), annual Engineering Project Showcase (hundreds of industry judges), Capstone Projects (serve as capstone liaison across many engineering majors), “Innovate 4 Defense”, and more. Contributed to publications on engineering education and served as Chair of the Board for College Industry Partnerships (ASEE).
Year | Winner Name |
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2021 | Pauline Wade |
2020 | Scott Danielson |
2019 | Joseph J. Rencis |
2018 | Alok K. Verma |
2016 | Ramesh K. Agarwal |
2013 | Ramulu Mamidala |
2012 | Mohammad Noori |
2011 | Dharmaraj Veeramani |