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The John R. Ragazzini Education Award is given to recognize outstanding contributions to automatic control education in any form.
The recipient must have spent a significant part of his/her career in the USA.
Form Instructions:
The following information will be necessary in order to complete the nomination application form:
- All fields marked by a red asterisk (*) is required.
- Three letters of support are required with option to submit no more than 5. You will need to provide the Supporter's Name, Affiliation, Email address and upload the letter of support.
- You may save the application at anytime during the process. You will receive an email on how to access your draft to update the nomination application.
- Upon submission, a confirmation email will be sent for to you for your reference.
2024
For contributions to control education with the Arduino-based Temperature Control Lab, Gekko Optimization Suite software, interactive online resources, videos, and open-access APMonitor online courses for programming, control, and optimization.
2023
For outstanding contributions to control education through innovative laboratory experiments, a widely used textbook on fault detection and diagnosis, tutorial/review papers and essays, and mentoring of graduate students and postdocs.
2022
For contributions through research in engineering education, organization of control education conference sessions and workshops, development of open online courses, textbook and book chapters, and thought leadership in higher education.
2021
For extraordinary contributions to Control Engineering Education through numerous authored textbooks and through education leadership.
2020
For outstanding contributions to control education through dedicated mentoring of undergraduate and graduate students, integration of research and education, and innovative curriculum development combining engineering and the arts.
2019
For outstanding contributions to control engineering education via authorship of influential textbooks, mentorship of young engineers, and development of control programs
2018
For writing textbooks, mentoring Ph.D. and undergraduate students, and international educational leadership
2017
For outstanding contributions to textbook writing, industrial collaboration, and mentoring of students to enter the control field
2016
For contributions to engineering education via authorship of widely-cited textbooks and mentorship of young control engineers
2015
For outstanding contributions to control education through innovative and effective classroom teaching, textbook development, and graduate student mentoring
2014
For inspirational mentorship of generations of graduate students who have participated in defining the field of control engineering
2013
For outstanding contributions to automatic control education through publication of textbooks and research monographs
2011
For outstanding contributions to automatic control education through powerful fundamental research, tutorial papers, and a comprehensive textbook
2010
For substantial contributions to control education through teaching, mentoring of graduate students, and research in control theory and applications to robotics
2009
For outstanding contributions in process control and systems engineering education through classroom teaching, textbook and monograph publication, and graduate student mentorship
2008
For leadership in control education through curriculum and laboratory development, for contributions in continuing education for control engineers in industry, and for promotion of student involvement in engineering professionalism
2007
For outstanding contributions in control education through monographs, software, the establishment of control programs and the mentoring of a large number of outstanding graduate students
2006
2005
For outstanding contributions to education in adaptive, nonlinear and hybrid control systems, and robotics through mentoring of undergraduate and graduate students, development of textbooks, course materials, and experimental laboratories
2004
For outstanding contributions to control education through course, textbook, and laboratory development, and the invention and commercialization of innovative laboratory experiments
2003
For excellence in classroom teaching, textbook and monograph preparation, and undergraduate and graduate mentoring of students in the area of systems, control, and optimization
2002
For outstanding ability to motivate and educate undergraduate and graduate students in optimal control, estimation, and flight mechanics
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In recognition of outstanding contributions and distinguished leadership in automatic control education
