Boeing Outstanding Mechanical Engineering Junior Award

The Boeing Outstanding Mechanical Engineering Junior Award recognizes an undergraduate student in mechanical engineering with a high level of scholarly achievement as well as a demonstrated interest in the aerospace industry.

Boeing is the world's largest aerospace company and leading manufacturer of commercial jetliners and defense, space and security systems. Boeing supports this award in Mechanical Engineering at Penn State to foster Boeing's long tradition of leadership and innovation in the aerospace industry.

Eligibility

Consideration will be given to students enrolled in the Mechanical Engineering program who have a junior standing (67-99 earned credits) and who provide an application.

Nomination Process

Students may self-nominate for this award. Calls for applications are sent out early in the fall semester. Students may provide an application to the MNE Undergraduate Programs Office, 139/140 Reber Bldg. Selection of the award winner will be based on scholarly achievements as well as a demonstrated interest in the aerospace industry.

Past Recipients

Gabriel D. Gayoso (2024)
Ian Rivera (2023)
Carley Dunford (2022)
Isabella Gayoso (2021)
Alex Myers (2020)
Nathan Love (2019)
Julia Sternberg (2018)
Annemarie Phandinh (2017)
Michael Trowbridge (2016)
Blake Maloney (2015)
Matthew Woods (2014)
Matthew Krott (2012)

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With more than 60 faculty members, 330 graduate students, and 1,000 undergraduate students, the Penn State Department of Mechanical Engineering embraces a culture that welcomes individuals with a diversity of backgrounds and expertise. Our faculty and students are innovating today what will impact tomorrow’s solutions to meeting our energy needs, homeland security, biomedical devices, and transportation systems. We offer B.S. degrees in mechanical engineering as well as resident (M.S., Ph.D.) and online (M.S.) graduate degrees in mechanical engineering. See how we’re inspiring change and impacting tomorrow at me.psu.edu.