IEEE Leon K. Kirchmayer Graduate Teaching Award, for inspirational teaching of graduate students in the fields of interest of IEEE.
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1. Name of Candidate(s):
2. IEEE Member: Yes No
IEEE Grade Year Member #
3. Year of Birth
4. Professional Affiliation and Title
5. Business Address (include Email)
6. Home Address
7. Education beyond twelfth grade. Please include Institution/ Location, degree, year received and Honors. Honorary degrees denoted (H).
8. Endorsers, Names, Addresses, and Email. Endorsers should be familiar with the nominee's achievements and should state specific achievements that qualify the candidate for this award. Endorsers should also include a statement indicating how long they have known the candidate and in what capacity. (Supporting letters from two to four of the professor's former graduate students who had received their graduate degrees at least five years earlier. Also desirable are supporting letters from two to four colleagues with no more than half from members of the candidate's institution, and one supporting letter from the current or immediate past chair/head of the professor's department. Endorsement letters may accompany nomination or be submitted directly to the IEEE.)
9. Proposed Citation. (No more than 25 words.)
10. Principal Employment: Year; Name of Company; Title; Brief, Concise Description of Responsibility.
11. Evidence of recognition for excellence in teaching and the ability to inspire students; appropriate supporting documentation is desired.
12.Achievements pertinent to the qualifications for the IEEE Leon K. Krichmayer Graduate TeachingAward. (Criteria considered by the Evaluation Committee shall include: excellence in teaching graduate students; curriculum development with the inclusion of current research and development knowledge that reflects the state of the art in courses; authorship of course materials for graduate students; and involvement with and direction of students to prepare them for effective careers inengineering and the sciences.) The quality of the nomination is also considered. (Do not exceed 1200 words.)
13. Record of authorship of course materials used primarily for candidate's graduate classes.
14. If contributions to graduate teaching have been disseminated through books, papers, or A/V media, they should be noted here if not already cited.
15. Record of involvement with and direction of students to prepare them for effective careers in engineering and the sciences. The publication of student theses, while not to be given as weighty consideration as other elements related to teaching, should be listed.
16. Record of participation in the activities of (a) professional societies as they may be related to graduate education and (b) other entities pertinent to this Award. Begin with IEEE.
17. Principal Honors (non-IEEE). Include those awarded by local institutions.
18. IEEE Honors/Awards
19. Nominator's Name; Business Affiliation & Address (or home address, if preferred); Telephone; Fax; Email.
20. How long have you known the candidate, and in what capacity.
21. Suggested Presentation Location. (Please provide an IEEE-sponsored technical conference or symposium.)
NOTE: The IEEE Awards Board reserves the right to consider any nomination for Institute Awards other than the award suggested when, in its judgment, the support and justification may more appropriately apply to other Institute Awards.
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