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Donald P. Eckman Award

The Donald P. Eckman Award, established in 1963, recognizes an outstanding contribution(s) toward education and training in the science, engineering and technology of instrumentation, systems, and automation. The award is a memorial to Dr. Donald P. Eckman, formerly of Case-Western Reserve University, to recognize profound individual accomplishments and contributions to instrumentation.

2007 Honoree

Babatunde A. Ogunnaike, Ph.D. University of Delaware Citation: For outstanding contributions to education and training in the science, engineering and technology of instrumentation, systems, and automation.

Award and Presentation:

The Donald P. Eckman Education Award may be conferred annually and carries a $1,000 honorarium and plaque. Presentation is made at the annual honors and awards program.

Qualifications:

This award is open to any person. It is intended to honor those whose achievements have had a significant beneficial influence on education and training programs for instrumentation, systems, and automation. While the nominees will most often be individuals involved in academic or industrial education, systems, and automation or training programs, the award is open to any individual who has contributed substantially to the improvement of instrumentation, systems, and automation education and training programs or who has demonstrated outstanding capability in the implementation of such programs.

Nomination:

Nomination of an individual for the Donald P. Eckcman Education Award is accepted from any individual. Nominations are made in writing on the appropriate form.

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