Prakken Professional Cooperation Award
What is the Prakken Professional Cooperation Award?
This award is in honor of Lawrence J. Prakken.
The Prakken Professional Cooperational Award is presented to an individual who, through teaching, research, and professional service, has promoted the field of technology and engineering education in collaboration with other fields or disciplines. To qualify for this award, individuals should be involved with projects that collaborate with other disciplines, such as science, engineering, mathematics, marketing, management, etc. The recipient of the award may be from inside or outside of the field of technology and engineering education. Nominees do not need to be members of ITEEA.
Who is Eligible to be nominated?
- Self nominations are accepted
- Nominee is a member of ITEEA.
- Nominee had leadership roles in ITEEA and other affiliate organization(s)
- Presentations and professional development activities at local to international level
- Recognition by peers.
The following materials must be included at the time of nomination:
- ITEEA "Awards Nomination Code" from nominee's Member Compass (to confirm membership)
- At least three (3) letters of support
- 2025 | Karen Wosczyna-Birch
- 2024 | Jessica Murphy
- 2023 | Paul W. Camick, Ed.D.
- 2022 | Frank Caccavale
- 2021 | Trena Wilkerson
- 2020 | Robert Pletka
- 2019 | Gavin Wood
- 2018 | Dierdre Shetler
- 2015 | Kenneth R. Roy
- 2011 | Patti Curtis
- 2010 | Thea Sahr
- 2008 | Andrea Prejean
- 2007 | Senta Raizen
- 2006 | Larry Vilbrough
- 2005 | Flint L. Wild
- 2004 | Dr. Joyce Winterton
- 2003 | Douglas Gorham, Ed.D.
- 2002 | Dr. Lung-Sheng Lee
- 2001 | Dr. Hidetoshi Miyakawa
2000 and Earlier
- William A. Wulf
- James Rutherford
- Joseph H. Oakey
- Pamela Mountjoy
- Peter Edward Lowe
- James R. Johnson
- Robert Brown
- Larry Bilbrough
- Rodger W. Bybee
- Jerry D. Drennan
- Barbara R. Morgan
- Greg Pearson
- Gerhard L. Salinger