Martin Award

Award Description

The Joseph J. Martin Award is presented for the most outstanding Chemical Engineering Division paper presented at the ASEE Annual Conference.

Sponsor: Gamry Instruments 

About Joseph J. Martin

CEE Memorial Article: Prof. Joseph J. Martin

Award Info

Description of Joseph J. Martin Award on ASEE’s website

Award Recipients

2023 Joseph J. Martin Award Recipient(s)

“Redesigning to Foster Community in an Online Introductory Chemical Engineering Course”

Christopher Chen

Columbia University in the City of New York

Former Award Recipients

Year AwardedAwardee(s)Awardee Institution(s)ASEE Paper Title
1987David Himmelblau
University of Texas at Austin
1988No award given
1989
Nam Sun Wang
University of Maryland, College Park
1990John W. Hoopes
Widener University
1991
Richard Barley

1992Steven LeBlanc
University of Toledo
1993Thomas M. Regan
Tulane University
1994William J. Durfee
University of Minnesota
1995
Bruce A. Finlayson
University of Washington
1996
Dennis J. Miller
Michigan State University
1997Rebecca K.Toghiani
Mississippi State University
1998Robert P. Hesketh
C. Stewart Slater
Rowan University
1999Robert P. Hesketh
C. Stewart Slater
Rowan University
2000Alec Scranton
Randy M. Russell
Nicholas Basker
Julie L. P. Jessop
Lisa C. Scranton
Michigan State University
2001Stephanie Farrell
Rowan University
2002Valerie L. Young
Darin Ridgway
Michael E. Prudich
Douglas J. Goetz
Ben J. Stuart
University of Ohio
2003
Kevin D. Dahm
Rowan University
2004S. Scott Moor
Polly Piergiovanni
Lafayette College
2005Katherine S. Zeimer
Northeastern University
2006Ann Marie Flynn
Manhattan College
2007Milo Koretsky
Shoichi Kumura
Connelly Barnes
Danielle Amatore
Derek Meyers-Graham
Oregon State University
2008
Lisa Bullard
Richard Felder
North Carolina State University
2009Bill J. Brooks
Milo D. Koretsky
Oregon State University
2010
Philip Wankat
Purdue University
2011Lisa Bullard
Donald Visco
David L. Silverstein
Jason Keith
North Carolina State University
University of Akron
University of Kentucky
Michigan Technological University
2012Erick Nefcy
Philip Harding
Milo Koretsky
Oregon State University
2013Matthew Cooper
Lisa Bullard
Steven Peretti
David Ollis
North Carolina State University
2014Ashlee N. Ford Versypt
Joel Versypt
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
2015Alec S. Bowen
Daniel R. Reid
Milo Koretsky
Oregon State University
2016Jacob J. Elmer
Noelle K. Comolli
William J. Kelly
Zuyi (Jacky) Huang
Villanova University
2017Matthew Cooper
North Carolina State University
Enhancing
 Conceptual
 Testing with Technical Writing
2018Cheryl Bodnar
Abigail Kulhanek
Rowan University, Dupont
Chemical Engineering Student Perceptions of Communication Development from Participation in Game-Based Activities
2019Katharyn Nottis
Mike Prince
Carrine Gadoury
Amy Golightly
Margot Vigeant
Bucknell University
Computer Simulations vs.Physical Experiments: A Gender Comparison of Implementation Methods for Inquiry-Based Heat Transfer Activities
2020Katharyn Nottis
Michael Prince
Margot Vigeant
Amy Golightly
Bucknell University
Using or Viewing a Demonstration of Inquiry-Based Computer Simulations: The Effectiveness of Both in Learning Difficult Concepts in Heat Transfer
2021Sarah Wilson
Samira Azarin
Christopher Barr
Janie Brennan
Tracy Carter
Amy Karlsson
University of Kentucky
University of Minnesota
University of Michigan
Washington University in St. Louis
Northeastern University
University of Maryland
Using Incident Reporting to Integrate Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment into the Unit Operations Lab

2022Kristen Ferris
Pil Kang
Madalyn Wilson-Fetrow
Vanessa Svihla
Eva Chi
Jamie Gomez
Yan Chen
Susannah C. Davis
Sang M. Han
Abhaya K. Datye
University of New MexicoOrganizational Citizenship Behavior and Care in Chemical Engineering
2023Christopher Chen
Columbia University in the City of New YorkRedesigning to Foster Community in an Online Introductory Chemical Engineering Course