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CBE Faculty Awards
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2008 Outstanding Faculty Award
Dr. Darla
Goeres received the CBE faculty research award in
recognition of her leadership of the Standardized Biofilm Methods
group, initiative in engaging industry, regulators, and
standard-setting organizations, and perseverance and success in
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Awards
MSU honored CBE-affiliated faculty Dr.
Joseph Seymour with the Cox Family Award for Creative
Scholarship and Teaching in May 2008. He received a $2,000
honorarium from the Winston and Helen Cox Family Endowment as well
as an $800 stipend to be used to purchase books dedicated in his
honor at MSU's Renne Library.
Dr. Bruce McLeod, Professor
of Electrical Engineering and former dean of graduate studies at
Montana State University, was recognized for contributions to the
development and operation of the Great Plains Interactive Distance
Education Alliance on April 8, 2008 in Kansas City, Missouri.
Dr. Brent Peyton, an
associate professor in Chemical and Biological engineering, received
the 2008 MSU College of Engineering Excellence in Research award.
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2007 Outstanding Faculty Award
Garth James received this CBE award in recognition of his
expanding sponsored research activity related to medical and dental
biofilms, his exceptional service to industrial project sponsors,
his thoughtful mentoring of graduate and undergraduate students, and
active role in recruiting new member companies to the CBE.
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2007 NSF Career Award
Dr. Sarah Codd, a Montana
State University professor won a prestigious $400,000 Career Award
from the National Science Foundation for her work in magnetic
resonance microscopy, a technique that allows researchers to see the
inner workings of devices as small as one-tenth of a millimeter in
size.
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2004 Provost's Award for Undergraduate Research/Creativity
Mentoring
Dr. Philip Stewart, Professor
of Chemical and Biological Engineering, and currently CBE Interim
Director, was awarded the inaugural Provost's Award for
Undergraduate Research/Creativity Mentoring in May, 2004. Since
coming to MSU in 1991, Stewart has mentored 25 undergraduate
students in substantive biofilm research projects at the CBE.
Stewart has eagerly drawn undergraduates into the Center's
world-class studies as early as their sophomore year. By getting
them started early, Stewart helps them develop their skills over
time. Students say they have loved working with Stewart. These
students have produced published works, with some listed as the lead
authors. Two undergraduates have been recognized with national
awards—a Goldwater Scholarship and a Whitaker Graduate Research
Fellowship. Eight are pursuing their research in graduate school.
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2004 NSF Career Award
Dr. Joseph Seymour, Chemical
and Biological Engineering, received a $400,000 NSF Career Award,
which will support his work in magnetic resonance microscopy. The
Faculty Early Career Development program recognizes junior faculty
who are likely to become academic leaders. The Career award also
provides for integration of research into the graduate and
undergraduate curricula.
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2004 NSF Advance Fellowship
Dr. Sarah Codd, Chemical and
Biological Engineering, received an NSF Advance Fellowship of
$387,000 for her work as co-director of MSU's Magnetic Resonance
Microscopy Laboratory. The Advance program is designed to increase
participation of women in science and engineering by assisting them
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2004 Distinguished Service Prize
Dr. Rockford (Rocky) Ross, a
recent addition to the CBE's interdisciplinary collaborating
faculty, was selected to receive the 2004 ACM SIGACT Distinguished
Service Prize. This award, presented by Hal Gabow, SIGACT Chair, was
given to Rocky in recognition of his long-standing service to the
theoretical computer science community. The award included a $1,000
honorarium. |
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MSU 2004 Annual College of Engineering Awardees
Dr. Zbigniew Lewandowski was
the Outstanding Researcher for Civil Engineering.
Dr. Robin Gerlach received the
Outstanding Researcher award for the Center for Biofilm Engineering.
Dr. Joe Seymour was the
Outstanding Researcher for Chemical and Biological Engineering.
Dr. James Duffy received the
Outstanding Instructor award for Chemical and Biological
Engineering. Our friend, and CBE doctoral graduate,
Ernest Visser received an
Outstanding Professional Employee award from the College of
Engineering. The Center for Biofilm Engineering is proud to have
these faculty as associates.
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Best Paper
Dr. Anne Camper was a
co-author of a paper selected as the 2003 American Water Works
Association Distribution and Plant Operations Division best paper in
the Journal of the American Water Works Association.
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