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2010
Asian American Engineers of the Year (AAEOY) Award
Each
year,
the third week in February marks the National Engineers Week
celebration
across the United States. The event aims
at increasing public awareness on the crucial importance of science and
engineering
to future generations. It also honors
outstanding
achievements and milestones in these disciplines so as to heighten
interest
among the young ones. Towards reaching these goals, the Engineers Week
Coalition has set its mission on the following: “To sustain and to grow
a
dynamic engineering profession.” For more information about this annual
celebration program of the National Engineers Week, visit http://www.eweek.org/Home.aspx As
a key part of 2010 National Engineers Week Program, the Chinese
Institute of
Engineers (CIE-USA) will proudly honor outstanding Asian American
engineers and
scientists at the AAEOY Award Ceremony on Saturday, February 27, 2010
at the
Hyatt Regency Hotel, New Brunswick, New Jersey. This AAEOY program is
jointly
sponsored by the National Engineers Week. Winners of the prestigious
awards
will soon be announced through press releases during the National
Engineers
Week.
The
AAEOY Award is the only program of its kind in the United States. It is
a
platform to recognize outstanding Asian American professionals for
their
personal achievements as well as significant contributions in academia,
public
service and corporate entities. Many of the recipients bring about
monumental
breakthroughs in science and technology, often with lasting and global
impacts.
Previous
award
recipients include: Dr.
Leo Esaki, 1973 Nobel Prize winner
in Physics Dr.
Chang-Lin Tien, former chancellor of
the University of California at Berkeley Dr.
Samuel Ting, the 1976 Nobel Prize
winner in Physics Dr.
Steven Chu, 1997 Nobel Prize winner
in Physics Dr.
Yuan-Cheng Fung, Prof. Emeritus,
Dept. of Bioengineering at University of California, San Diego Dr.
Yuan Tseh Lee, 1986 Nobel Prize
Winner in Chemistry Dr.
Daniel Chee Tsui, 1998 Nobel Prize
winner in Physics Dr.
Albert Y.C. Yu, former Senior VP of
Intel Dr.
Roger Tsien, 2008 Nobel Prize winner
in Chemistry Many
other
outstanding individuals have also joined the rank through nomination by
major corporations. At
the 2010 ceremony, AAEOY will present four new AAEOY Awards, in
addition to the
more established Distinguished Science and Technology Award and the
Distinguished Life Time Achievement Award.
They are: Asian-American
Most Promising Engineer
of The Year Award Asian-American
Engineer of The Year
Award Asian-American
Executive of The Year
award AAEOY
Award
winners will be announced through press releases during the 2010 US
National Engineers Week, and the award ceremony and celebration banquet
will take
place in New Brunswick, New Jersey on Saturday, February 27, 2010. We
look forward to your participation in this prestigious national event. For more information about the AAEOY Award
event, visit http://www.cie-usa.org secure online donation to AAEOY can be
readily made by clicking on the “DONATE” button powered by PayPal. About
CIE-USA
The
Chinese Institute of Engineers – USA (CIE-USA) is a non-profit
professional
organization of Chinese-American engineers and scientists. The
objective of
CIE-USA is to promote communication among all engineers and scientists
who are
interested in the well being of the engineering community in the U.S.A.
and to
make more contributions to their communities.
Since 2002, CIE-USA has selected 135 Asian-American
engineers as
recipients of the AAEOY award as a part of the celebration of National
Engineers Week. |
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