Herbert J. Sprengel Award
For the best design project by a Junior in General
Engineering.
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Marc A. Morin, Jr. |
Herbert Sprengel received his B.S. in 1936 in Engineering Physics and an M.S. in Physics in 1937, both from the University of Illinois. Herb taught at the Illinois Institute of Technology during the Second World War, as well as worked with General Electric. In 1946 he went to Continental X-Ray Corporation in Chicago, where he started as Factory Manager and rose to Secretary-Treasurer and Manager of Manufacturing and Engineering. In 1951 he returned to General Electric Corporation. In 1968 Herbert joined the Department of General Engineering. He taught GE 103, 104, and 242, drawing upon his vast experience to enrich these courses. After his retirement in 1978, Herb and his wife Marion resided in Florida, until his death in May 2000. Marion still resides in Florida. The Herbert J. Sprengel Award is presented to the student completing the best GE232 balsa wood design project in the previous calendar year.
Recipients
| 2008 |
Marc A. Morin, Jr. |
| 2007 |
Dan Wallenberg |
| 2006 |
Matthew C. Ludmer |
| 2005 |
Tad R. Sligar |
| 2004 |
Andrew Block |
| 2003 |
Timothy
S. Hughes |
| 2002 |
Timothy
C. Ennesser |
| 2001 |
Benjamin
D. Rigby |
| 2000 |
Kevin
Coonan |
| 1999 |
Laura
J. Nalbandian |
| 1998 |
Phillip
McCratic |
| 1997 |
Se
Uk Oh |
| 1996 |
Brian
Goldberg |
| 1995 |
Larry
Carpenter |
| 1994 |
Jillian
Borthwick |
| 1993 |
Eric
D. Strand |
| 1992 |
Jeff Cortez |
| 1991 |
John
W. Lewis, Jr. |
| 1990 |
not
available |
| 1989 |
Hyung
N. Raphael |
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