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KUDOS People associated with the Department won a variety of awards and honors. Congratulations to all of them! Jennifer Bernhard Receives CEPS Teaching Award Dr. Bernhard received the 1997-98 CEPS Teaching Award. This is not a surprise since Dr. Bernhard also received the Tau Beta Pi Outstanding Teacher of the Year Award in April 1997 and again in 1998. Obviously, Professor Bernhard is a dedicated teacher with sensitivity for student needs. Ron Clark Selected UNH Distinguished Professor Professor Ronald R. Clark was awarded status as a University of New Hampshire Distinguished Professor. Dr. Clark has served on the UNH faculty for over forty years (fall 1957 to present). In addition he is an UNH alumnus, having received the Bachelor of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering from UNH in 1956, and is a New Hampshire native, having been born in Percy, NH in 1935. Without question Dr. Clark met the criteria of the award as a "longstanding member of the faculty" with an overall record of "excellent teaching, caring about students, devotion to the university community, and substantial record of scholarly achievement." This is the University's most prestigious faculty award. Tom Miller Breaks His Marathon Record This spring Professor Miller finished the Boston Marathon in less than three hours. This was a new personal Boston Marathon record for Professor Miller. Kent Chamberlin Appointed CEPS Faculty Fellow Professor Kent Chamberlin has been appointed CEPS Faculty Fellow in charge of the Far View Program. In addition to coordinating the program, Dr. Chamberlin has taught the first course, EE 901, in this exciting long distance learning and interactive educational setting. Albert Frost Will Serve as Editor/Publisher for LORAN LINES Professor Emeritus Albert Frost will serve as editor/publisher for LORAN LINES the quarterly newsletter of the International Loran Association. This is the technical professional society for those using and operating LORAN navigation systems here and overseas. |
