The Robert D. Lilley Award for Socially Responsible Engineering

The Robert D. Lilley Award for Socially Responsible Engineering is selected each spring by Dean of The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science on the recommendation of Student Engagement. Student clubs may apply to receive the Lilley Award, which includes monetary support and is presented at the Leadership and Excellence Awards Ceremony in May.

Socially Responsible Engineering Activities and Projects that qualify for the Lilley Award include (but are not limited to) engineering projects in the developing world; engineering projects in economically and/or socially disadvantaged regions of the United States; campus education efforts (such as symposia or conferences) that focus on the connection between engineering innovation and betterment of the human condition; and student research projects specifically directed toward topics that demonstrate an explicit connection to the need for socially-responsible engineering practices and solutions in the modern world.

Requirements:
-Must be an engineering-focused student group
-Eligible groups must be recognized by one of the 5 undergraduate governing boards.

 

Nominations for the 2024 Award will close on February 20th.

 

Please direct any questions to Nestor Hernandez.

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