Share Each year, chemical engineers from a designated company devise and judge a student contest problem that typifies a real, working, chemical engineering design situation. The problem's solution requires a wide range of skills in calculation and evaluation of both technical data and economic factors. Click to see problems from previous years Deadline: June 14, 2019Award Administrator(s): AIChEAward Sponsors: Omega Chi EpsilonAward: Team: 1st Prize (The William Cunningham Award)--$600, to be divided equally among team members. Runners-up receive Honorable Mention. Additional prizes will be awarded by SAChE and the Safety and Health Division in both the individual and team competitions. Presentation: Awards are presented at the AIChE Annual Student Conference.Instructions: Competition statements were distributed online to student chapter advisors and department heads. Late requests for problem statements should be made to awards@aiche.org. Contact awards@aiche.org for an entry form, which must be included with each submission. One form per team member, please. For information about the Individual competition, click here. Award Winners Alex Ross University of Kentucky (First Place) 2018 Timothy McCalla University of Kentucky (First Place) 2018 Ryan Hines University of Kentucky (First Place) 2018 Robert Brooks University of Kentucky (First Prize) 2018 Amanda Chew-Stebbins University of Utah (The William Cunningham Award for First Prize Team - Tie) 2017 Samantha Bidlack University of Utah (The William Cunningham Award for First Prize Team - Tie) 2017 Rachel Greene University of Utah (The William Cunningham Award for First Prize Team - Tie) 2017 Lauren Austin Oklahoma State University (The William Cunningham Award for First Prize Team - Tie) 2017 Jessica Catlin Oklahoma State University (The William Cunningham Award for First Prize Team - Tie) 2017 Madeline Ley Oklahoma State University (The William Cunningham Award for First Prize Team - Tie) 2017 Yen Nguyen Oklahoma State University (The William Cunningham Award for First Prize Team - Tie) 2017 Rebecca Carlson Michigan State University (First Prize) 2016 Ariel Rose Michigan State University (First Prize) 2016 Nathan Dierkes University of Missouri (First Place) 2015 Nick Johnson University of Missouri (First Place) 2015 Josiah Smith University of Missouri (First Place) 2015 Andrew Betzen Kansas State University (Honorable Mention) 2015 Michael Carlson Kansas State University (Honorable Mention) 2015 View more Award Winners Related Content: SAChE Student Design Competition for Safety in Design Each year, chemical engineers from a designated company devise and judge a student contest problem that typifies a real, working, chemical engineering design situation. The problem's solution requires a wide range of skills in calculation and evaluation of both technical data and economic... Safety and Health Division Student Design Competition Award for Safety There will be up to four awards ($600 each) for the appropriate application of inherent safety in the designs. A subcommittee of the Safety and Health Division will evaluate and pick the award recipients. Student Design Competition - Individual Each year, chemical engineers from a designated company devise and judge a student contest problem that typifies a real, working, chemical engineering design situation. The problem's solution requires a wide range of skills in calculation and evaluation of both technical data and economic...
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