Bill Agnew Award for Outstanding AWIM Volunteers

Nomination Deadline: July 31
Nomination Form

Description
This award recognizes volunteers who further develop students' understanding and experience in math and science by helping teachers use the AWIM materials in the classroom. The nominee must be a volunteer that has assisted a teacher integrating the AWIM program in the classroom and must have participated in classroom activities during the current academic year. Nominees do not have to be professional engineers. College and/or high school students who have served as volunteers and non-engineers are eligible for the award as well as professional engineers.

The award honors Dr. William G. Agnew, retired from General Motors Research Laboratories. His concept for establishing the AWIM program and his support of AWIM since its inception deserves recognition by this award.

The Award
This award, established in 2003, is administered by the Agnew Award Board and consists of a framed certificate and an honorarium.  It is presented at either an SAE Section meeting or at the school where the engineer volunteered.

Honorarium
$500

SAE Honors Langhauser as Outstanding AWIM® Volunteer

2004 Recipient Photos

Recipients

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