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Travel Grants www.comsoc.org/socstr/memprog/index.html General Policy Under the Travel Grant Program, the Communications Society provides a limited number of student travel grants to help Society students attend major ComSoc conferences. ComSoc’s financially sponsored conferences are currently included in the program. Conferences may have other sources for travel awards; e.g., the NSF (National Science Foundation) program supports travel for students studying at a US college or university. These NSF grant applications are evaluated and the grant decisions made by the conference’s Travel Awards Committee. Eligibility for Student Travel Grants To qualify for the ComSoc STG the applicant must satisfy all of the following requirements: • Is an author of an accepted conference paper and presents the paper; • Is a Student Member of IEEE Communications Society when submitting the application; • Is a full-time student registered toward a Bachelors, Masters, or Ph.D. degree in engineering or related field in a college or university when submitting the application; • Candidates may not receive more than one STG in any 12-month period. • Author did not receive funding from other sources. The STG consists of a check for up to US$1000 to be used toward registration fees, conference hotel expenses, and travel costs. Travel Grant Application Process and Notification Applicants should complete the Travel Grant Application form available on the conference web site. The current year’s conference web site will provide instructions on how to proceed. The form should be submitted online via EDAS and sent by e-mail to the conference Travel Awards Chair. Applications must be submitted by the date announced on the conference website. (The recording/handling of all STG is supported within EDAS.) The Travel Awards Committee will review applications and notify applicants about award decisions by the date indicated on the conference website. W W W . C O M S O C . O R G 55
Awards www.comsoc.org/socstr/memprog/index.html The Communications Society sponsors programs to recognize technical achievements and service. To learn more about these awards or how to develop or sponsor new awards, please contact the ComSoc Awards Committee. CAREER AWARDS IEEE Communications Society Edwin Howard Armstrong Achievement Award Prize – Certificate, plaque, and honorarium of $2,000; funded by the Armstrong Memorial Research Foundation. Eligibility – Member of the Communications Society. Basis for Judging – Outstanding contributions over a period of years in the field of interest of the Society. Presentation – Annually (as soon as possible after recommendation). Award will not be presented if suitable candidate is not available. Recipients 2007 - Norman C. Beaulieu 2006 - Larry J. Greenstein 2004 - Hussein Mouftah 2003 - Hikmet Sari 2002 - Michael B. Pursley 2001 - Ezio Biglieri 2000 - Laurence B. Milstein 1999 - Al Gross 1998 - Donald L. Schilling 1997 - Marvin K. Simon 1996 - Joachim Hagenauer 1995 - Adam Lender 1994 - Mischa Schwartz 1993 - Paul Schumate 1992 - Hisashi Kaneko 1991 - Burton R. Saltzberg 1990 - Jack K. Wolf 1989 - Paul E. Green, Jr. 1988 - Jack M. Sipress 1987 - Paul Baran 1986 - Gottfried Ungerboeck 1985 - Robert Charles Terreault 1984 - Bob O. Evans 1983 - No award 1982 - Tadahiro Sekimoto 1981 - Robert Price 1980 - Frederick T. Andrews 1979 - Arthur A. Collins 1978 - Andre Pinet 1977 - William H.C. Higgins 1976 - Walter B. Morrow 1975 - Robert W. Lucky 1974 - Frank D. Reese 1973 - S. G. Lutz 1973 - Claude.E. Shannon 1972 - Amos E. Joel, Jr. 1971 - A.C. Dickieson 1970 - R.K. Hellmann 1969 - D.S. Rau 1968 - P.G. Edwards 1967 - J.Z. Millar 1966 - W.T. Rea 1965 - A.G. Kanoian 1964 - No Award 1963 - I.S. Coggeshall 1962 - A.G. Clavier 1961 - E.I. Green 1960 - No Award 1959 - K. Bullington 1958 - H.H. Beverage IEEE Communications Society Donald W. McLellan Meritorious Service Award Prize – Certificate, plaque, and honorarium of $1,000; up to two awards per year. Eligibility – Member of the Communications Society at time of nomination. 56 I E E E C O M M U N I C A T I O N S S O C I E T Y
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