Nomination Info | Past "Distinguished" Recipients | Past "Young" Recipients
Nomination Forms for MFESTS AWARDS
The next award submission deadline date is 4 January 2013
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MFESTS Young Engineer of the Year (~55 KB MS Word format)
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MFESTS Young Science and Technology Professional of the Year (~53 KB MS Word format)
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MFESTS Distinguished Engineer (~57 KB MS Word format)
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MFESTS Distinguished Science and Technology Professional (~57 KB MS Word format)
Charles W. Britzius Distinguished Engineer Award
This award recognizes outstanding lifetime achievements in the practice of engineering, contributions to the engineering profession, and actions enhancing the image of engineering in our society. Charles W. Britzius is the epitome of the distinguished engineer, having excelled in all three areas recognized by the award: he was the founder of Twin City Testing, Inc.; was a long-time contributor to MSPE and ASCE; served as mayor of Deephaven; and was a tireless supporter of numerous professional and civic causes.
Past Recipients
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Richard S. Alberg Distinguished Science and Technology
Professional Award
This award recognizes outstanding lifetime achievements in the practice of science and technology, contributions to their profession, and actions enhancing the image of science and technology in our society. Dick Alberg was a board member of MFESTS and the Minnesota Section of ASQ at the time of his passing in 2005. He thoroughly enjoyed working in the field of quality engineering and traveled around the world providing his expertise to various manufacturing facilities.
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Minnesota Young
Science and Technology Professional of the Year Award
This award is designed to recognize outstanding achievements by science or technology professional who is less than 35 years of age. Nominees are judged on the basis of educational and collegiate achievements; professional society activities; technical society activities; civil and humanitarian activities; continuing competence; engineering achievements; and professional experience.
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Minnesota Young Engineer of the Year Award
This award is designed to recognize outstanding achievements by an engineer who is less than 35 years of age. Nominees are judged on the basis of educational and collegiate achievements; professional society activities; technical society activities; civil and humanitarian activities; continuing competence; engineering achievements; and professional experience.
Past Recipients
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