Beginning a History of Excellence…Las Vegas YMF Awards

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LATEST AWARDS:

Kristina Swallow was just awarded the 2008 Edmund Friedman Young Engineer Award.

2009 WRYMC Outstanding Young Engineer in the Private Sector: Keli Callahan

2009 Southern Nevada Branch Engineer of the Year - Private Sector: Maylinn Rosales

2009 Southern Nevada Branch Engineer of the Year - Public Sector: Christopher Luquette

2009 Southern Nevada Branch Young Engineer of the Year: Keli Callahan

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PAST AWARDS:

2008 Edmund Friedman Young Engineer Award: Kristina Swallow

2008 Southern Nevada Branch Young Engineer of the Year: Anita Marquez

2008 Southern Nevada Branch Outstanding Leadership: Christina Cazares

Letter of Commendation for the 2008 Younger Member Group Website Award, Small Group

2007 Southern Nevada Branch Engineer of the Year - Private Sector:  Jason Blair

2007 Southern Nevada Branch Engineer of the Year - Public Sector:  Gene Ramos

2007 Southern Nevada Branch Young Engineer of the Year:  Janelle Klein

2006 National Younger Member Employer Recognition Awards:  PBS&J and WRG Design, Inc.

2006 Zone IV Outstanding ASCE Student Chapter:  University of Nevada, Las Vegas

2006 Southern Nevada Branch Engineer of the Year - Public Sector:  Todd Riddiough

2006 Southern Nevada Branch Young Engineer of the Year:  Christopher Luquette

2006 Southern Nevada Branch Student Scholarships:  Madalena Choi and Tahmineh Zenhari

2005 National Practitioner Advisor Certificate of Commendation: Christopher Luquette

2005 Southern Nevada Branch Engineer of the Year - Public Sector:  Doa Meade

2005 Southern Nevada Branch Young Engineer of the Year:  Janelle Boelter

2005 Southern Nevada Branch Student Scholarships:  Olivia Backlund and Camille Calimlim

2004 Southern Nevada Branch Young Engineer of the Year:  Della Mosier

2003 Zone IV Young Engineer of the Year - Public Sector:  Doa Meade

2003 Southern Nevada Branch Young Engineer of the Year:  Shari Whalen

2002 Southern Nevada Branch Young Engineer of the Year:  Doa Meade

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AWARD APPLICATIONS:

2010 WRYMC Outstanding Younger Member in ASCE Activities
2010 WRYMC Outstanding Younger Member in Community Activities
2010 WRYMC Outstanding Young Engineer in the Private Sector
2010 WRYMC Outstanding Young Engineer in the Public Sector
2010 WRYMC Outstanding Support of Student Chapters
2009 WRYMC Outstanding Younger Member Group Project

The 2010 WRYMC applications are available at http://wrymc.asce.org/awards.html and they must be submitted to Madalena Choi in Microsoft Word format by Wednesday,December 2, 2009.

The following awards are also available:

• Nominations for Collingwood Prize
o The Collingwood Prize was instituted and endowed in 1894 by Francis Collingwood, Past Secretary and M.ASCE. The prize is awarded to the author or authors of a paper describing an engineering work with which the author(s) have been directly connected; or recording investigations contributing to engineering knowledge to which the author(s) have contributed some essential part; and containing a rational digest of results.

• Submittals for Daniel W. Mead Prize for Younger Members
o The Daniel W. Mead Prize for Younger Members was established in 1939 to honor the memory and accomplishments of the 67th President of the American Society of Civil Engineers. The talents of many of the leaders of the profession were first recognized in previous contests for this significant professional honor. The current contest provides an opportunity for alert Young Civil Engineers to further their professional development and gain national attention.

• Nominations for Edmund Friedman Young Engineer Award
o To recognize the professional contributions of Younger Members of the Society, Edmund Friedman, Past President of ASCE, contributed funds to establish the Edmund Friedman Young Engineer Award for Professional Achievement. The Award was officially instituted by action of the Executive Committee of the ASCE Board of Direction in October 1972.

• Nominations for Young Government Civil Engineer of the Year Award
o This Award is presented annually to a distinguished young civil engineer for demonstrated leadership potential in and for significant contributions to public service engineering.

The applications are available at http://www.asce.org/pressroom/honors/cym_awrds.cfm and they must be submitted to Madalena Choi in Microsoft Word format by January 25, 2010.

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