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Each
year, during Reunion Weekend, the College of
Engineering presents alumni whose accomplishments
have set them apart with the Distinguished Alumni
Award. This year's ENG Awards Dinner will be
held on May 13, 2006.
Past
honorees have represented the broadest array
of talent and experience and we hope to continue
this tradition of quality in 2006.
We
need your help in identifying alumni (even yourself)
who have
made
outstanding contributions
in the following three categories:
Service
to the Profession
Honors
an alumnus/a whose work has significantly contributed
to the advancement of their profession and brought
them recognition within their field. Involvement
in engineering societies, as long as they are
active members who have made a significant contribution
to the field, counts as service to the profession.
Service
to the Community
Honors
an alumnus/a who, whether through volunteer
service or paid work, has made exceptional contributions
to the betterment of their community or the
circumstances of a group of people.
Service
to the Alma Mater
Honors
an alumnus/a who has enhanced the stature of
the College of Engineering through their voluntary
association with the University.
To
nominate someone:
Please
send us a note with as much information as possible
about the candidate, including:
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Your candidate's
contact information
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Which award you
are nominating them for
•
A brief summary
of the candidate's career history
(a resume if possible)
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Your reasons for
nominating the individual
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A list of professional
affiliations and community service
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A resume, press
clippings, or other helpful information
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Please be sure
to include your contact information as well.
 Send
your nomination by Friday,
March 3, 2006 to: Davi
Axinn at daxinn@bu.edu
Mail:
44 Cummington Street, Room 114 Boston, MA 02215
Fax:
617-358-2728.
If
you have further questions, please feel free
to call Davi Axinn, ENG Alumni Officer, at 617-358-0500.
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Dr.
Donald C. Fraser, was elected Honorary
Fellow of The American Institute of Aeronautics
and Astronautics (AIAA). 
Prof.
Hamid Nawab elected Fellow of the American
Institute of Medical and Biological Engineering
SPRING
CAREER FAIR FEBRUARY 3, 2006
