The Joseph A. Martore Award for Excellence in ESD Education--for outstanding contribution to the ESD PhD Program and the ESD
- Elizabeth Milnes, ESD Academic Administrator, Nashua, N.H.
Outstanding Resident Advisor--for service to Kappa Sigma Fraternity (2007-2008)
- Matthew Richards, doctoral candidate, Stevenson Ranch, Calif.
Charles "Harrison" Smith Award--in memory of LFM '99 alum Charles 'Harrison' Smith to honor a first year LFM who exemplifies Smith's most remembered qualities while at LFM: living life to the fullest, bringing the class together, and making happy and lasting memories of the LFM experience for the entire cohort
- Ryan Lester G, Allentown, Pa.
Certificate of Appreciation--Lean Advancement Initiative (May 5, 2008)
- Tara Eisner, administrative staff for the Lean Advancement Initiative, South Berwick/Eliot, Maine
Trust Fellows Achievement Award--established by the Martin Trust (SM '58), recognizes students whose contributions, through extracurricular or academic participation, have had a profound impact on the lives of their classmates and the Sloan community
- Victor Mroczkowski G, mechanical engineering, Wichita Falls, Texas
Web/IT track in the MIT 100K Competition--awarded to CyberAnalytix
- Stephen Boyer, System Design and Management Program (SDM), Arvada, Colo.
- Nagarjuna Venna, SDM, Kodada, India
- Audrey Chang, LFM, Saratoga, Calif.
- Aksyay Bhargava, Sloan School of Management, Fremont, Calif.
- Lana Dam, Sloan School of Management, San Jose, Calif.
MIT-CTL International Logistics Fellowship--to incoming MLOG students interested in conducting research in the global aspects of logistics, transportation, or supply chain management
- Nelly Andrieu G, France
- Rintiya Arkaresvimun G, Thailand
- Erik Caldwell G, New Albany, Ohio
- Yanfeng Huang G, Los Altos, Calif.
- Guruprakash Rangavittal G, India
- Khalid Usman G, Pakistan
- Graham Whittemore G, Woburn, Mass.
CSCMP New England Roundtable Scholarship--awarded by the New England Roundtable of the Council for Supply Chain Management Professionals to students interested in supply chain who excel academically and in extracurricular activities
- Erik Caldwell G, New Albany, Ohio
A version of this article appeared in MIT Tech Talk on June 4, 2008 (download PDF).
