Awards and Honors to the EPICS program

The award recognizes programs that demonstrate how colleges and universities have redesigned their learning, discovery, and engagement missions to become even more involved with their communities.

For innovations in the education of tomorrow's engineering leaders by developing and disseminating the Engineering Projects in Community Service (EPICS) program.

For innovations in integrating engineering education and community service.

For her achievement and accomplishments on inspiring other girls and women to set their sights high in choosing and succeeding in technology related careers. 

EPICS was profiled in Science Magazine

The EPICS program was featured in this PBS documentary produced by WFYI, Indianapolis

The EPICS program was featured on pages 45-46.

For outstanding volunteerism in a statehouse ceremony as part of an effort highlighting the importance of volunteers on January 15th, 2003

Purdue University presented this First Annual award to the EPICS Team of: Leah H. Jamieson, Edward J. Coyle, William C. Oakes, and Pamela R. Brown.

For teaching and learning in undergrad Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics education

For honoring efforts on the West Lafayette Campus that further disability accessibility and diversity.

to honor Professor Leah Jamieson for being named 2002 Indiana Professor of the year. It was adopted by the Indiana General Assembly on March 27, 2003

Awarded by the Carnegie Foundation and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education, 2002.

For EPICS involvement with the Happy Hollow Elementary School. A quote from HHES: "We commend these honorees for exceptional commitment and contribution to the children of our community this 26th day of April, 2000."

For providing toys to special needs children

For Innovation in Engineering Education (Awarded by the American Society for Engineering Education)

(Awarded by Purdue University)

(Awarded by Purdue's School of Electrical and Computer Engineering)