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== About Award | ==About Award== | ||
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The IEEE Graduate Teaching Award was established by the Board of Directors in 1990 and renamed in honor of Leon K. Kirchmayer in 2002. Dr. Kirchmayer was well known and revered throughout the world for his commitment to students and education. | The IEEE Graduate Teaching Award was established by the Board of Directors in 1990 and renamed in honor of Leon K. Kirchmayer in 2002. Dr. Kirchmayer was well known and revered throughout the world for his commitment to students and education. | ||
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Recipient selection is administered through the Technical Field Awards Council of the IEEE Awards Board. | Recipient selection is administered through the Technical Field Awards Council of the IEEE Awards Board. | ||
== Award Recipients == | ==Award Recipients== | ||
*[[James H. Mulligan|James H. Mulligan, Jr.]], 1992 | *[[James H. Mulligan|James H. Mulligan, Jr.]], 1992 | ||
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*[[Alberto Sangiovanni-Vincentelli|Alberto Sangiovanni-Vincentelli]], 1995 | *[[Alberto Sangiovanni-Vincentelli|Alberto Sangiovanni-Vincentelli]], 1995 | ||
*[[Oral-History:Sung Mo (Steve) Kang|Sung-Mo (Steve) Kang]], 1996 | *[[Oral-History:Sung Mo (Steve) Kang|Sung-Mo (Steve) Kang]], 1996 | ||
*Ronold W. P. King, 1997 | *[[Ronold W. P. King]], 1997 | ||
*[[Gabor Temes|Gabor C. Temes]], 1998 | *[[Gabor Temes|Gabor C. Temes]], 1998 | ||
*Lester Fuess Eastman, 1999 | *Lester Fuess Eastman, 1999 | ||
*Weng Cho Chew, 2000 | *[[Weng Cho Chew]], 2000 | ||
*[[H. Vincent Poor|H. Vincent Poor]], 2001 | *[[H. Vincent Poor|H. Vincent Poor]], 2001 | ||
*[[Vijay K. Bhargava]], 2002 | *[[Vijay K. Bhargava]], 2002 | ||
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*[[Roger W. Brockett]], 2009 | *[[Roger W. Brockett]], 2009 | ||
*[[Alan N. Willson, Jr.|Alan N. Willson, Jr.]], 2010 | *[[Alan N. Willson, Jr.|Alan N. Willson, Jr.]], 2010 | ||
*[[John D. Cressler]], 2011 | |||
*[[Anthony George Constantinides]], 2012 | |||
*[[Hidenori Akiyama]], 2013 | |||
*[[John M. Cioffi]], 2014 | |||
*[[Daniel J. Costello]], 2015 | |||
*[[K.J. Ray Liu]], 2016 | |||
*[[C.-C. Jay Kuo]], 2017 | |||
*[[Mark Lundstrom]], 2018 | |||
*[[Gregory W. Wornell]], 2019 | |||
*[[Shu Lin]], 2020 | |||
*[[Andrea Goldsmith]], 2021 | |||
*[[Marilyn C. Wolf]], 2022 | |||
*[[Rüdiger Urbanke]], 2023 | |||
*[[David Ngar Ching Tse]], 2024 | |||
[[Category:IEEE|Leon]] [[Category:Awards & fellow activities|Leon]] | [[Category:IEEE|Leon]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:38, 18 January 2024
About Award
The IEEE Graduate Teaching Award was established by the Board of Directors in 1990 and renamed in honor of Leon K. Kirchmayer in 2002. Dr. Kirchmayer was well known and revered throughout the world for his commitment to students and education.
This award honors teachers of electrical and electronics engineering and the related disciplines.
Recipient selection is administered through the Technical Field Awards Council of the IEEE Awards Board.
Award Recipients
- James H. Mulligan, Jr., 1992
- Rudolf Saal, 1993
- Thomas K. Gaylord, 1994
- Alberto Sangiovanni-Vincentelli, 1995
- Sung-Mo (Steve) Kang, 1996
- Ronold W. P. King, 1997
- Gabor C. Temes, 1998
- Lester Fuess Eastman, 1999
- Weng Cho Chew, 2000
- H. Vincent Poor, 2001
- Vijay K. Bhargava, 2002
- Robert G. Meyer, 2003
- Simon Haykin, 2004
- Jagdishkumar Aggarwal, 2005
- Toby Berger, 2006
- Michael Shur, 2007
- Supriyo Datta, 2008
- Roger W. Brockett, 2009
- Alan N. Willson, Jr., 2010
- John D. Cressler, 2011
- Anthony George Constantinides, 2012
- Hidenori Akiyama, 2013
- John M. Cioffi, 2014
- Daniel J. Costello, 2015
- K.J. Ray Liu, 2016
- C.-C. Jay Kuo, 2017
- Mark Lundstrom, 2018
- Gregory W. Wornell, 2019
- Shu Lin, 2020
- Andrea Goldsmith, 2021
- Marilyn C. Wolf, 2022
- Rüdiger Urbanke, 2023
- David Ngar Ching Tse, 2024
