John and Mercedes Peebles Innovation in Education Award

Thank you for taking the time to nominate a professor or instructor in the College of Engineering and Applied Science for the John and Mercedes Peebles Innovation in Education Award. This award recognizes faculty of the college who have shown a unique commitment to students demonstrated through innovations in education.

The selected faculty member will receive a $2,500 award. This award was made possible by an endowment established by John and Mercedes Peebles. John Peebles is a 1985 recipient of the Distinguished Engineering Alumni Award and former chair of the college's Engineering Development Council.

Contact Terry Mayes with any questions about the nomination process.

Click here to nominate a faculty member for the Peebles award.

Previous Recipients

(Note: Past recipients are not eligible to receive the award again.)

2013	Derek Reamon	Mechanical Engineering
2012	Matthew Hallowell	Civil, Environmental, and Architectural Engineering
2011	Daria Kotys-Schwartz	Mechanical Engineering
2010	Roseanna Neupauer	Civil, Environmental, and Architectural Engineering
2009	Donna Gerren	Aerospace Engineering Sciences
2008	Regan Zane	Electrical & Computer Engineering
2007	J. Adam Norris	Applied Mathematics
2006	Mary Nelson	Applied Mathematics
2005	Robert G. Davis	Civil, Environmental & Architectural Eng
2004	Larry Carlson	Mechanical Engineering
2003	Daniel Connors	Electrical & Computer Engineering
2002	Christopher Bowman	Chemical & Biological Engineering
2001	Harvey Gates	Interdisciplinary Telecommunications
2000	Melinda Piket-May	Electrical & Computer Engineering
1999	Elizabeth Bradley	Computer Science
1998	Kristi Anseth	Chemical & Biological Engineering
1997	David DiLaura	Civil, Environmental & Architectural Eng
1996	Michael Lightner	Electrical & Computer Engineering