IEEE Haraden Pratt Award

The IEEE Haraden Pratt Award was established by the IEEE Board of Directors in 1971. This award is presented to recognize individuals who have rendered outstanding service to the IEEE.[1]

IEEE Haraden Pratt Award
Awarded forOutstanding service to the IEEE
First awarded1971
WebsiteIEEE Haraden Pratt Award

This award is presented to an IEEE Senior Member or Fellow.

Following people received the IEEE Haraden Pratt Award:[2]

Recipients
  • 2020: Mary Ellen Randall
  • 2019: David Green
  • 2018: Loretta J. Arellano
  • 2017: John T. Barr
  • 2016: Moshe Kam
  • 2015: Fumio Harashima
  • 2014: V. Prasad Kodali
  • 2013: Barry L. Shoop
  • 2012: Hugh Rudnick
  • 2011: Levent Onural
  • 2010: Raymond D. Findlay
  • 2008: Maurice Papo
  • 2007: Luis T. Gandia
  • 2006: Antonio C. Bastos
  • 2005: Daniel Benigni
  • 2004: Jerry Yeargan
  • 2003: Charles Turner
  • 2002: Robert T. H. Alden
  • 2001: Arthur P. Stern
  • 2000: Charles A. Eldon
  • 1999: Vijay K. Bhargava
  • 1998: Frederick T. Andrews
  • 1997: Robert A. Rivers
  • 1996: Walter E. Proebster
  • 1995: Henry L. Bachman
  • 1994: Ronald G. Hoelzeman
  • 1993: Harold S. Goldberg
  • 1992: Richard J. Backe
  • 1991: Thelma Estrin
  • 1990: Robert M. Saunders
  • 1989: Edward J. Doyle
  • 1988: Irene C. Peden
  • 1987: Robert F. Cotellessa
  • 1986: Robert C. Winton
  • 1985: Donald S. Brereton
  • 1984: William W. Middleton
  • 1983: Thomas H. Lee
  • 1981: Robert H. Tanner
  • 1980: Raymond W. Sears
  • 1979: John D. Ryder
  • 1978: Ivan S. Coggeshall
  • 1976: Clarence H. Linder
  • 1975: Walter J. Barrett
  • 1974: James H. Mulligan, Jr.
  • 1973: Elgin B. Robertson, Sr.
  • 1972: Alfred N. Goldsmith
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References
  1. "IEEE Haraden Pratt Award". IEEE. Retrieved December 6, 2019.
  2. "IEEE Haraden Pratt Award Recipients" (PDF). IEEE. Retrieved December 6, 2019.
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