Design Award, Capstone Courses

This award is given to the outstanding design project in one of the capstone design courses. This year the award goes to Ryan Ressmeyer for his EE 264 project: "Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexer".

The School of Engineering's Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Graduation Awards recognizes the exceptional work done by graduating graduate students in outreach and mentorship for underserved and underrepresented communities with the goal of improving the accessibility of STEMM. This includes the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, and Medicine.
The JEDI Graduation Award recipients are Crystal Nattoo, Cindy Nguyen, Sean Peters.

The James F. Gibbons Award for Outstanding Student Teaching Award highlights students who have been nominated by faculty and peers for their extraordinary service as teaching assistants. Thank you for your tremendous work in our department – Anna Nunes, Elizabeth Chen, and Erik Van.

Congratulations to Professor Phil Levis - Over the last few years, Phil has led a team of students on the FLIGHT project, it's a large-scale electromechanical art installation for the Packard [building] stairwell, right behind me. It consists of 76 Fractal Flyers, each of which is a programmable shape inspired by the geometry of the stairwell, with hundreds of LEDs and moving dichroic surfaces that cast colored reflections and shadows.

The Terman Award is presented to the top 5% of each senior class in the School of Engineering. We are pleased to congratulate our 2021 Terman Scholars for their outstanding work. Joaquin Borggio, Rahul Lall, and Ryan Ressmeyer.

Professor John Pauly and Assistant Professor Mary Wootters - This award recognizes outstanding faculty instructors in the School of Engineering. These faculty instructors were nominated by Stanford students to recognize their distinguished teaching, superior mentorship, and/or any other notable contribution to engineering education at Stanford.

The California Gamma chapter of Tau Beta Pi at Stanford University serves the Stanford community by acting as a representative entity for academic excellence, leadership, and continued service to our community. Tau Beta Pi is the only engineering honor society representing the entire engineering profession. Congratulations to

• Vineet Edupuganti, EE-BS
• Yong (Collin) Kwon, EE-BS
• Rahul Lall, EE-BSH
• Michael Oduoza, EE-BS
• Kangrui Xue, EE-BS