Jerry S. Dobrovolny Scholarship
The Jerry S. Dobrovolny Award was established in 1988. Jerry Dobrovolny earned a B.S. in General Engineering in 1943 and an M.S. in Mechanical Engineering in 1947, both from the University of Illinois. He did additional graduate study in geology and foundation engineering. He joined the Department of General Engineering in 1945 and was promoted to head in 1959, a position he held until his retirement in 1987. Jerry is the co-author of five textbooks and several workbooks. He was a Registered Professional Engineer in Illinois and served as President of the Champaign County Chapter of ISPE, as State President of ISPE, as a Director of the National Society of Professional Engineers, and as Vice Chairman of the NSPE Central Region of Professional Engineers in Education. He was also a member of ASCE, ASEE, Sigma XI, AAAS, AAPG, ATEA and the Society for the History of Technology. He is also the author of the book A History of the Department of General Engineering, 1868-1995.
Criteria:
- Academic Merit
Past Recipients of the Award
Year | Recipients |
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2024 | Carley Polan Kevin Silbernagel Claire Mclnerney |
2023 | Yara Aoun Chason Gunlicks |
2022 | Caleb Baab-Flesch Amir Khayra Diego Rappaccioli |
2020 |
John Cantieri |
2018 | Rachel Zilz |
2017 | Rachel Zilz |
2016 | Kyle Kovitz |
2015 | Mitchell Babendir |
2014 | Zian Cheng William Monat |
2013 | Evan P. Rodrigues |
2012 | Emily Meyer |
2011 | Marlo Goldstein |
2010 | Nathan Price |
2009 | Chelsey Walker |
2008 | Richard "Buddy" Erickson |
2007 | Michael T. Shaw |
2006 | Christian C. Tansey |
2005 | Samantha M. Rollins |
2004 | Geoffrey M. Price |
2003 | J. Benjamin Goodman |
2002 | Andrew C. Vaughn |
2001 | Kelly R. Birdwell |
2000 | Kelly Duddy |
1999 | Gregory Laudermilch |
1998 | Chagit Steiner |
1997 | Aimee Frake |
1996 | Waymond Eng |
1995 | Meggan E. Fitzgerald |
1994 | Bradley J. Whitmore |
1993 | William F. Grambley |
1992 | Elizabeth M. Fikes |
1991 | Kelsey L. Milman |
1990 | John C. Marchelya |
1989 | Louis J. Wozniak |
1988 | Jacquelyn S. Beller |