The Murray Stokely Award is given to a faculty member in engineering for excellence in teaching at the undergraduate and/or graduate level with emphasis on the most recent three years. This year’s award was presented to Stephen Hubbard, electrical and computer engineering.

David Moyle, a lecturer in physics and astronomy, was honored with the Award of Excellence for Teaching in the Sciences. The award is given to a faculty member in sciences or textiles to recognize excellence in teaching at the undergraduate and/or graduate level with emphasis on the most recent three years.

This year, the Byar’s Prize for Excellence in Teaching went to E. Randy Collins, associate professor in electrical and computer engineering. This award recognizes outstanding instruction in engineering fundamentals.

Wilson Pearson, professor of electrical and computer engineering was awarded the McQueen Quattlebaum Faculty Achievement Award by the College of Engineering and Science. The award was established by Alex M. Quattlebaum, a university trustee in the 1960s and 1970s, in honor of his father, McQueen Quattlebaum, a member of Clemson’s class of 1909. It recognizes faculty accomplishments in the preceding year and distinctions and awards in the past three years. Any full-time tenured or tenure-track faculty member in engineering with the rank of assistant professor or above is eligible for nomination.

Luis Echegoyen, department chair and professor of chemistry, received this year’s Award for Faculty Achievement in the Sciences. This award recognizes the science faculty member who demonstrated the highest level of research achievement during 2003.