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Honorees by A S M E
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There are many reasons to follow these links to our honorees. You may want to learn more about these outstanding individuals and perhaps become a better mentor or advisor yourself. You may wish to add your own congratulations! You may want to renew a former acquaintance.
A sincere effort is maintained to keep this information, including contacts, up to date. However, the individual's or institutions' own web sites and directory listings should also prove helpful.
Titles and affiliations are listed as at the time of each award.
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2009 - First ASME Honoree To Be Announced
Website: http://www.asme.org/Governance/Honors/SocietyAwards/McDonald_Mentoring_Award.cfm
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Top Row: (L) Award program medallion, obverse. (C1) ASME and Engineers Without Borders (EWB) field project participants. (C2) First Chair of the ASME McDonald Mentoring Award Committee, John Baxter; also President of the U. K. Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) and Chair of BP International Ltd. (R1) ASME and ASME Foundation logos. (R2) ASME eMentoring communications room.
Sidebar: All awardees pictured, in order of list, "Honorees by ASME" of this page.
This Web site and all images it contains are being used for limited and noncommercial purposes, principally teaching and personal mentorship. Several ASME images © 2007 ASME International. McDonald Mentoring Award medallion art © 2005 Capers W. McDonald.