Technology Century V.17 N.1 - ESD

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AwardeesOutstanding Professional AwardPaul Anderson, IEEE Senior Life Member, IEEE-South Michigian Section(presented by James R. Woodyard, right)Distinguished Service AwardJeff VandenBoom, Past President(presented by Lanie Dixon, left)Dedicated Member of the YearKrystal Lawrence, NSBE-DAE Member(presented by Yasir Khogali, left)Legacy AwardMonique Lake, NSBE-DAE Treasurer, Past President AC(presented by Yasir Khogali, left)Distinguished Service AwardSandra McClelland, Past President, Society of Plastic Engineers, Detroit Section(presented by Robert Petrach, left)Outstanding Service AwardCharles Bender, Section Chair, STLE(presented by Charles H. Paxton, left)
Safety Professional of the YearStephen R. Smith (right), CSP, Past President ASSE-GDC(presented by Darryl C. Hill, PhD, CSP, left)Engineers Without Borders Outstanding Service AwardMiriam Gasparotto, Treasurer(presented by Esther Johnson, left)INCOSE Michigan Chapter BoosterJohn Gill, PhD, INCOSE ESP, Lt Co1 USAF Ret.(presented by Michael Vinarcik, PE, F<strong>ESD</strong>, left)Excellence in LeadershipBryan Castleberry, NSBE-DAE Pre-College and College Initiative Chair(presented by Yasir Khogali, left)Michigan Society of Professional Engineers, Oakland ChapterMath Counts Award presented by David Hunter(left), President, MSPE OaklandChapter to Christopher Campbell, PE, RDC, Math Counts CoordinatorSAVE International-Greater Michigan Chapter, Distinguished Service Awardpresented by Steve Garrett, President, SAVE Greater Michigan Chapter toRakesh Shreewastav (right), PE, AVS, FEC, Membership DirectorSociety of Women Engineers, Detroit Section Communications AwardPresented by Jessica Mattis, President to Miriam Breslauer (right), Publicity,E-Transactions, SWE Detroit SectionSociety of Plastics Engineers, Detroit, Outstanding Service Award waspresented to Sandra McClelland (right), Transportation MarketDevelopment Manager, Chevron Phillip’s Engineering Polymers
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