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John Brock, BS ChE 1970, MS ChE 1971, is chairman and CEO of Coca-Cola Enterprises. He joined the Engineering Hall of Fame in 2017.
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Since 1994, the College of Engineering has formally recognized alumni who serve as living examples of the strong work ethic, problem solving abilities, and leadership skills that are integral to Georgia Tech’s culture and international reputation. Individuals selected as recipients of one of the three distinct honors are inducted annually during an awards ceremony, traditionally held in the spring. Categories include:
- The Engineering Hall of Fame
- Academy of Distinguished Alumni
- Council of Outstanding Young Alumni
- Other Special Awards
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Elizabeth B. Moore, BS ChE 1974, joined the Engineering Hall of Fame in 2015. She is the retired vice president, project management & engineering for Western North America, WorleyParsons Ltd.
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The Engineering Hall of Fame
Membership in the Engineering Alumni Hall of Fame is reserved for individuals holding an engineering degree or an honorary degree from Georgia Tech. Those chosen have made meritorious engineering and/or managerial contributions during their careers. Recipients have usually retired from full-time professional employment.
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The Academy of Distinguished Alumni added three ChBE alumni in 2016: Keisha Wilson Tanner (front, center), BS ChE 1995, area team lead for BP's Horse Facility in the Gulf of Mexico; Xavier P. Lefebvre (front, second from left), PhD ChE 1992, global vice president, clinical operations, Medtronic; and Sylvia B. Little (back, second from left), BS ChE 1988, MS ChE 2002, global director, material science, Kimberly-Clark Corporation.
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Academy of Distinguished Engineering Alumni
The Academy of Distinguished Engineering Alumni Award recognizes alumni who have provided distinguished contributions to the profession, field, Institute, or society at large. Candidates are highly placed executives and are actively involved in engineering or management, industry, academia, or government.
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Arthur D. Barfield, ChBE 2011, joined the Council of Outstanding Young Alumni in 2015. He works as a project engineer for 3M.
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Council of Outstanding Young Engineering Alumni
The Council of Outstanding Young Engineering Alumni Award recognizes alumni who have distinguished themselves through professional practice and/or service to the Institute, profession, or society at-large. They are on the “fast track” and have made rapid advancement within their organizations and have been recognized for early professional achievements by others within their profession, field, or organization. They are considered future leaders in their profession.
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Joseph Mayo Pettit Alumni Distinguished Service Award
The highest award conferred by the Alumni Association, honoring alumni who have provided outstanding support of the Institute and Alumni Association throughout a lifetime and who have provided leadership in their chosen professions and local communities.
2013
John F. Brock
2003
Rayford Kylte Jr.
2011
Cecil J. "Pete" Silas
1996
Col. C.B. Drennon
1994
Sid Goldin
Dean's Appreciation Award
It is acknowledged that the College of Engineering has many valued supporters who are recognized and appreciated continuously during the course of the on-going activities in the college. This award is intended to honor those special individuals who have made extraordinary contributions to the College of Engineering at Georgia Tech. It is expected that this award will be given rarely. The award may go to engineering alumni or to honor non-engineering alumni who have brought distinction to the College of Engineering at Georgia Tech.
2013
Kathy Betty