The National Engineering
Award
Established in 1979, the National Engineering Award
is presented on behalf of the engineering profession
to those engineers whose leadership and accomplishments
have particularly benefited humanity. This award
may be jointly presented to two or more engineers
if a team effort is worthy of recognition.
Past Recipients:
1979 |
Neil A. Armstrong |
1980 |
Harold Brown |
1981 |
Donald Burnham |
1982 |
W. Kenneth Davis |
1983 |
George M. Low |
1984 |
William H. Pickering |
1985 |
Martin Goland |
1986 |
Erich Bloch |
1987 |
Robert N. Noyce |
1988 |
Simon Ramo |
1989 |
Kenneth A. Roe |
1990 |
James C. Fletcher |
1991 |
Norman R. Augustine |
1992 |
Bonnie J. Dunbar |
1993 |
Ruben F. Mettler |
1994 |
Roy F. Weston |
1995 |
Walter E. Morrow, Jr. |
1996 |
Daniel Tellep |
1997 |
Thomas B. Sheridan |
1998 |
Stephen D. Bechtel Jr. |
1999 |
Winfred M. Phillips |
2000 |
Duncan T. Moore |
2001 |
Edmund O. Schweitzer |
2002 |
G. Wayne Clough |
2003 |
Mary R. Anderson-Rowland |
2004 |
Daniel R. Benigni |
2005 |
E. Walter LeFevre |
2006 |
Harold (Bud) E. Nelson |
2007 |
W. Gene Corley |
2008 |
Donald B. Chaffin |