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NASA Exceptional Engineering Achievement Medal 
Summary
The NASA Exceptional Engineering Achievement Medal (abbreviated EEAM) was established by NASA in 1981 to recognize unusually significant engineering contributions towards achievement of aeronautical or space exploration goals. This award is given for individual efforts for applications of engineering principles or methods that have resulted in a contribution of fundamental importance in this field or have significantly enhanced understanding of this field or have significantly advanced the state of the practice as demonstrated by an application to aerospace systems.[1]
| NASA Exceptional Engineering Achievement Medal | |
|---|---|
 NASA Exceptional Engineering Achievement Medal | |
| Type | Medal |
| Country | United States |
| Presented by | the National Aeronautics and Space Administration |
| Eligibility | Government employees and non-government personnel |
| Status | Active |
| Established | 1981 |
 NASA Exceptional Engineering Achievement Ribbon | |
| Precedence | |
| Next (higher) | Exceptional Achievement Medal Exceptional Service Medal Outstanding Service Medal (obsolete) |
| Equivalent | Exceptional Scientific Achievement Medal Exceptional Technology Achievement Medal Exceptional Administrative Achievement Medal Equal Employment Opportunity Medal |
| Next (lower) | Exceptional Bravery Medal |
Recent recipients edit
2006 edit
2006 award recipients include:
- Claude A. Bryant
- Keyur C. Patel
- Frank J. Vaughn
- Walter C. Engelund
- Donald R. Pettit
- Russell A. Wincheski
- John P. McManamen
- John W. Slater
- Russell A. Paielli
- James L. Walker
2007 edit
2007 award recipients include:
- James Baughman
- Kendall Brown
- Steven Fredrickson
- Charles Harris
- Michael Kirsch
- Chia-Yen Peng
- Scott Berry
- Michael Burms
- Lawrence Freudinger
- Eastwood Im
- Joseph Lavelle
- Todd Bonalsky
- K. Cramer
- Robert Hall
- David Iverson
- Pappu Murthy
- Shannon Bragg-Sitton
- John Edwards
- Steven Harrah
- Steven Jones
- Shahana Pagen
2008 edit
2008 award recipients include:
- W. Keith Belvin
- Charles Camarda
- Dennis J. Eichenberg
- Stephen F. Harvin
- Roger Mattson
- Stephen Scotti
- John A. Wagner
- Thomas F. Zoladz
- Jeffrey S. Boyer
- Rebecca Castano
- Ronald M. Galvez
- Dan Jackson
- Robert E. McMurray
- Stephen Snodgrass
- William P. Winfree
- John R. Brophy
- Brian K. Cooper
- Thomas W. Goodnight
- William A. Kilgore
- Patrick F. Morrissey
- Ashitey Trebi-Ollennu
- Michael J. Wright
- Jay Brusse
- Lyle T. Davis
- George R. Harpster
- David J. Mangus
- David J. Pogue
- Glenn Rakow
- Katherine P. Vanhooser
- Pen-Shu Yeh
2009 edit
2009 award recipients include:
- Ayman A. Abdallah
- Shawn P. Breeding[2]
- Prasun N. Desai
- Mark G. Femminineo
- Lorie R. Grimes-Ledesma
- Jonathan E. Jones[2]
- Mary J. Li
- Daniel L. Polis
- Michael J. Schuh
- John M. Van Eepoel
- Shannon J. Zelinski
- Mark A. Balzer
- Chad B. Bryant[2]
- Theodore R. Drain
- Gerard Floyd
- Scott Hensley
- Dennis L. Kern
- Frank S. Milos
- John K. Ramsey
- Regina L. Spellman
- Philip R. Ward
- Thomas G. Bialas
- James M. Corliss
- Michael J. Dube
- Dion T. Fralick
- Brent W. Jett
- Won S. Kim
- Bo J. Naasz
- Giulio Rosanova
- Thomas R. Stevenson
- Harold D. Wiedemuth
- Richard K. Bird
- Michael J. Deliz
- Sandra K. Elam[2]
- Gani B. Ganapathi
- William T. K. Johnson
- Raymond J. Lanzi
- Allen R. Parker
- Dara Sabahi
- Oscar Toledo
- Thomas C. Williams[2]
2010 edit
2010 award recipients include:
- Timothy C. Adams
- Steve N. Beck
- Ed Cheung
- Myron A. Diftler
- Thomas Friedmann
- Martin B. Houghton
- Eugene A. Morelli
- Paul W. Roberts
- James Taylor
- Dennis Albaijes
- Daniel L. Berry
- D. Steven Cooley
- Marcia S. Domack
- Daniel B. Gazda
- Young K. Kim
- David E. Myers
- Jose I. Rodriguez
- John C. Thesken
- Christian C. Bechtold
- Kevin R. Boyce
- Mark G. D’Agostino
- Richard E. Dyke
- Michael G. Gilbert
- Darlene S. Lee
- Janiene Pape
- Don J. Roth
- Jirong Yu
- Robin A. Beck
- Scott C. Burleigh
- Paul M. Danehy
- David F. Everett
- Mark W. Hilburger
- Joseph C. Lewiz
- John C. Pearson
- Henry P. Sampler
- Daniel E. Yuchnovicz
2011 edit
2011 award recipients include:
- Xin An
- Jay Brandon
- William M. Cirillo
- Robert Fong
- Charles E. Hall
- David G. Johnson
- Justin H. Kerr
- Jeffrey L. Lindner
- Fred G. Martwick
- Bijan Nemati
- Mark A. Stephen
- Nathan C. Wood
- Robert J. Black
- Stephen T. Bryson
- Anthony L. Cook
- Bryan Fraser
- Richard R. Hofer
- Ira Katz
- Denney J. Keys
- Alok K. Majumdar
- Ioannis G. Mikellides
- Jeffrey R. Piepmeier
- John S. Townsend
- Ping Y. Yu
- Kristin L. Bourkland
- Hon M. Chan
- Kimberly B. Demoret
- Dan M. Goebel
- Megan K. Jaunich
- Sotirios Kellas
- Todd Klaus
- Gregory C. Marr
- Kathleen Andreozzi Minear
- Mark Schoenenberger
- Albert C. Whittlesey
- Randy R. Bowman
- Steven R. Chesley
- Thomas P. Flatley
- Karen L. Gundy-Burlet
- Wayne A. Jermstad
- Daniel P. Kelly
- Dzu K. Le
- Dr. G. Patrick Martin
- Nelson Morales
- V. S. Scott
- Donna V. Wilson
2012 edit
2012 award recipients include:
- Sasan C. Armand
- Robert B. Ciotti
- Omar A. Haddad
- Michael G. Houts
- Sean D. McCauliff
- Craig R. Pires
- Michael S. Woronowicz
- Ponnampalam Balakumar
- Douglas D. Counter
- Douglas Hamilton
- Jeffery Kolodziejczak
- Donald B. Owens
- Sriram Rallabhandi
- Michael E. Yettaw
- Steven X. Bauer
- Brett A. Cruden
- James T. Heineck
- Jer C. Liou
- Grant E. Palmer
- Patrick A. Tobbe
- James A. Chervenak
- Bob Downing
- Gerard Holzmann
- Duncan MacPherson
- Peter A. Parker
- David H. Williams
2013 edit
2013 award recipients include:
- Phillip A. Allen
- Philip C. Calhoun
- Samuel B. Fowler
- Louise Jandura
- Carl Liebe
- Benjamin J. Pearson
- Edward T. Schairer
- Christopher V. Voorhees
- Daniel C. Allgood
- Benjamin D. Cichy
- William J. Glaccum
- Roy R. Johnson
- David M. O'Dell
- Keith Peterson
- Peter J. Shirron
- Jeffrey S. West
- Steven F. Balistreri
- Patrick H. Dunlap
- Ken Hersey
- John T. Kaneshige
- Jeb Stuart Orr
- Tommaso P. Rivellini
- Eric M. Slimko
- Todd White
- Kevin E. Berry
- Rodger E. Farley
- Russell W. James
- Bradford Kercheval
- Hume L. Peabody
- Alejandro Miguel San Martin
- Shaun R. Thomson
- David A. Zoller
2014 edit
2014 award recipients include:[3]
- Michael J. Aftosmis
- Gajanana C. Birur
- Michael G. Burns
- William J. Downs
- Stephen D. Hunter
- Erich F. Klein
- Christopher Miller
- Robin J. Osborne
- John M. Van Eepoel
- Gary A. Allen, Jr.
- Albion H. Bowers
- Nathan J. Burnside
- Stuart D. Glazer
- Jeffrey M. Jaso
- James C. Knox
- Marcus S. Murbach
- Timothy J. Ray
- Douglas N. Wells
- Anthony P. Bartolone
- Aaron M. Brandis
- Andrew J. Cecil
- Michael R. Hannan
- Ralph Jones
- Dmitry G. Luchinsky
- Thomas E. Nolan
- Donald V. Sullivan
- William A. Wood
- Mehdi Benna
- Nelson A. Brown
- Jeffrey Cheezum
- David B. Harper
- Peter E. Kascak
- Pamela A. McVeigh
- Salvatore M. Oriti
- John M. Tota
- Tony Yu
2015 edit
2015 award recipients include:[4]
- Cecil W. Acree
- Sundareswara Balakrishna
- Gregory L. Barnett
- Karen L. Bibb
- Arthur T. Bradley
- Jeffrey S. Brink
- Robert J. Bruckner
- Donald L. Carter
- Benjamin D. Cichy
- Eric C. Dimpault-Darcy
- Tammy D. Flowers
- Ulrik B. Gliese
- Michael H. Haddock
- Philip J. Hamory
- Patricia A. Howell
- Thomas P. Jasin
- Timothy J. Ray
- Robert J. Kenny
- Michael P. Kovach
- Lisa M. Ling
- Forrest E. Lumpkin
- Diego F. Pierrottet
- David L. Pletcher
- Steven Z. Queen
- Stuart E. Rogers
- Alan M. Schwing
- David A. Sheppard
- Robert W. Stough
- Sean S. Swei
- Chun Y. Tang
- Paulo F. Uribe
- Donald E. Van Drei
- Gary K. Won
2016 edit
2016 award recipients include:
- Morgan B. Abney
- Jeffrey L. Coughlin
- Paul S. Kinard
- Christopher I. Morris
- Mark V. Vaccaro
- John W. Van Norman
2017 edit
2017 award recipients include:
- Christopher D. Karlgaard
- Thomas A. Ozoroski
2018 edit
2018 award recipients:[5]
- Jessie L. Christiansen
- Theodore J. Garbeff
- Cole D. Kazemba
- Jayanta Panda
- Stefan R. Schuet
- Zion W. Young
See also edit
References edit
- ^ [1], Webpage of NASA's Honor Awards
- ^ a b c d e "NASA'S MARSHALL CENTER RECOGNIZES SELECT TEAM MEMBERS FOR MAKING KEY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SPACEFLIGHT, SCIENCE, NEW ERA OF EXPLORATION". NASA. 24 June 2009. Retrieved 3 January 2020.
- ^ "Complete listing of NASA 2014 Agency Honor Award Recipients" (PDF). NASA. Retrieved 2016-05-14.
- ^ Garbeff, Theodore J (2018-10-18). "2015 NASA Agency Honor Awards Complete Listing of Recipients" (PDF). NASA. Retrieved 2016-05-14.
- ^ Dunbar, Brian (2 October 2018). "NASA Ames Astrogram - October 2018". NASA.gov. NASA. Retrieved 22 October 2019.
External links edit
- NASA awards
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration Honor Awards (1969-1978)