Zhang is first recipient of ENPM outstanding teacher award

Students in the Professional Master of Engineering Program (ENPM) voted ISR Associate Professor Guangming Zhang (ME/ISR) as the first recipient of their Outstanding Teaching Award. The new award will be given annually to the faculty member in ENPM (regular or adjunct) who demonstrates excellence in teaching through curriculum development, revision and modernization. Dr. Zhang receives a stipend and a plaque presented by the executive director of the Office of Advanced Engineering Education.

Congratulations to Dr. Zhang, who has received other teaching honors during his career. Earlier in 2006 he was selected as one of the Clark School of Engineering's first six Keystone Professors. In 2004 he won the Clark School's Poole and Kent Outstanding Teaching Award for Senior Faculty.

December 6, 2006

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