In recognition of their extraordinary efforts, four EE staff received gift cards. Congratulations to Fely, Beverly, Darlene and Meo.
Four EE staff members each received a $50 Visa card in recognition of their extraordinary efforts. Staff are recognized from nominations made by faculty, students and staff. Each month, nominations are collected and previous nominations are also considered.
Following are November and December's 2014 Staff Gift Card Bonus Program Recipients, as well as some comments from their nominators:
Fely Barrera, Faculty Administrator and Beverly Davis, Faculty Administrator (nominated jointly)
"They both went above and beyond to prepare and organize a visit from NSF. The event was quite complicated and it was handled extremely well." "The event required detailed orchestration, and together, Fely and Beverly handled every detail in an extraordinary way."
Darlene Hadding, Program Manager
"Darlene takes the time and does everything she can to help students feel happier and more comfortable." "I appreciate how much she really cares about her students."
Meo Kittiwanich, Academic Services Specialist
"Meo did a great job organizing EE's REU program last summer. With her leadership, the REU program goes beyond expectations and is a great experience for our undergrad students." "She's incredibly friendly, and it seems that her door is always open and she is happy to help." "I recognize that Meo goes the extra mile. She is prompt in answering my queries on administrative process, and helps me achieve deadlines." The Staff Gift Card Bonus Program is sponsored by the School of Engineering. Each year, the EE department receives several gift cards to distribute to staff members who are recognized for going above and beyond their role. Each month, staff are chosen from nominations received from faculty, students, and staff. Past nominations are eligible for future months. EE faculty, staff and students are welcome to nominate a deserving staff person by visiting https://gradapps.stanford.edu/NotableStaff/nomination/create.
Four EE staff members each received a $50 Visa card in recognition of their extraordinary efforts. Staff are recognized from nominations made by faculty, students and staff. Each month, nominations are collected and previous nominations are also considered.
Following are November and December's 2014 Staff Gift Card Bonus Program Recipients, as well as some comments from their nominators:
Fely Barrera, Faculty Administrator and Beverly Davis, Faculty Administrator (nominated jointly)
"They both went above and beyond to prepare and organize a visit from NSF. The event was quite complicated and it was handled extremely well." "The event required detailed orchestration, and together, Fely and Beverly handled every detail in an extraordinary way."
Darlene Hadding, Program Manager
"Darlene takes the time and does everything she can to help students feel happier and more comfortable." "I appreciate how much she really cares about her students."
Meo Kittiwanich, Academic Services Specialist
"Meo did a great job organizing EE's REU program last summer. With her leadership, the REU program goes beyond expectations and is a great experience for our undergrad students." "She's incredibly friendly, and it seems that her door is always open and she is happy to help." "I recognize that Meo goes the extra mile. She is prompt in answering my queries on administrative process, and helps me achieve deadlines." The Staff Gift Card Bonus Program is sponsored by the School of Engineering. Each year, the EE department receives several gift cards to distribute to staff members who are recognized for going above and beyond their role. Each month, staff are chosen from nominations received from faculty, students, and staff. Past nominations are eligible for future months. EE faculty, staff and students are welcome to nominate a deserving staff person by visiting https://gradapps.stanford.edu/NotableStaff/nomination/create.
JANUARY 2015 Launched in November 2014, the Stanford Cyber Initiative will address, through an interdisciplinary focus, the crucial and complex opportunities and challenges raised by cyber technologies.
JANUARY 2015 Awarded through the Young Investigator Research Program (YIP), Fan's proposed research area is Neuromorphic Infrared Nano-Optical Systems
FEBRUARY 2015 For contributions to video compression, streaming, and multimedia systems.
FEBRUARY 2015 PhD students Aman Sinha and Jinye Zhang received the 2015 Numerical Technologies Founders awards.
MARCH 2015 “For more than 50 years of leadership, which includes the creation of TCCA and SIGARCH, basic contributions to computer arithmetic, microarchitecture and multiprocessing, and quantitative analysis of microarchitectures” - IEEE citation
MARCH 2015 In recognition of their extraordinary efforts, three EE staff received gift cards. Congratulations to John, Katy, and Lisa.
MARCH 2015 Stanford refocuses its 30-year-old industrial research partnership to invent hardware, software and systems capable of monitoring health, managing energy, sensing environmental conditions and controlling the Internet of Things.
MARCH 2015 The School of Engineering recognizes outstanding contributions at the annual Staff Service Awards Ceremony. Please congratulate Amy on receiving the 2015 School of Engineering Service Award.
MARCH 2015 The student research poster session is a unique forum for students and postdocs to share their work and learn about their colleagues' research.
MARCH 2015 Honored for his ground-breaking contributions to the development of pairing-based cryptography and its application in identity-based encryption.
APRIL 2015 Professor David Miller’s article, published in 'Science', describes his work to descramble overlapping lightwaves.
APRIL 2015 “Electricity for All” was designed to teach basic principles like current, voltage, and resistance.
APRIL 2015 In recognition of their extraordinary efforts, three staff received gift cards. Congratulations to Vickie, Eric, and Tom.
APRIL 2015 Joining some of the world's most accomplished scholars, scientists, writers, artists, and civic, business, and philanthropic leaders.