Fair Distinguished Engineering Educator Medal Grant

The Fair Distinguished Engineering Educator Medal honors the legacy of Gordon Maskew Fair, a pioneer in the field of sanitary engineering at Harvard University. This prestigious award recognizes educators who have made significant contributions to the education and development of future engineers, emphasizing environmental harmony and innovation in engineering practices. Presented annually by the Water Environment Federation, it commemorates the inspiring efforts of outstanding educators in the field.

Recognizing accomplishments in research and the education and development of future engineers, this medal honors Gordon Maskew Fair, a professor of sanitary engineering at Harvard University, who achieved exceptional results in preparing students for the water environment profession.
Beyond the purely technical information, Dr. Fair imparted to his students a desire for environmental harmony and taught them to use their engineering skills toward the realization of that end. His insight into the capabilities, as well as the limitations, of current knowledge in the field of sanitary engineering, now known as environmental engineering, inspired students to conduct research and investigation into important emerging areas of concern. This medal commemorates Dr.
Frequency of Award: The Fair Distinguished Engineering Educator Medal is presented annually.

Eligibility

Detailed Resume or CV documenting significant accomplishments in the education and development of future engineers.
Member in good standing of the Water Environment Federation.WEF Membership Requirements for Application
Both the Nominee and Nominator must be current (not expired) WEF Members, in order for the Nominee to be considered for this Award.
You must be a member of this organization to apply for this award - become a member. Must be a current, not expired, WEF member and a member in good standing of the Water Environment Federation.