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2015-16
Lilly Awards 2015-2016
Eli Lilly Award for Excellence in Process & Chemical Engineering
Recipients 2015-2016
The awards were held in the Aula Maxima, UCC on Wednesday 23rd November 2016 as part of the Inaugural Process & Chemical Engineering Awards Night.
Tracey Tomchick, Business Leader for Engineering at Eli Lilly presented the awards. Noel Henderson, Personnel Representative, Martin Boyle Team Leader-Biotech Process Engineering and Darragh McDonagh, Team Leader-Process Engineering at Eli Lilly were also in attendance.
The Department of Process & Chemical Engineering is greatly indebted to Eli Lilly for their continuous sponsorship of the awards. It is a fantastic opportunity to reward young Engineering students for their efforts - both academic and personal.
Class of 2016 |
Robert O'Connell‌ |
Class of 2017 |
Rowen LaMere |
Class of 2018 |
Ruth Murphy |
Class of 2019 |
Gary O'Leary |
Outstanding Contribution |
Andrew O'Regan and Niamh Murray |
*In 2007-8 a new award was created which will be presented only when it is felt that a given student has excelled such as to merit its conferring, and therefore this award may not be necessarily awarded every year. This award is presented to a student who has excelled in developing or fostering the development of a special aspect of the department/discipline:-
"Outstanding Contribution to the Development of Process & Chemical Engineering"
In 2015-16 it was again decided to make this award. It was presented to Andrew O'Regan and Niamh Murray for their exceptional contribution to promoting the cause of Process & Chemical Engineering in response to the loss of Masters-level accreditation by the discipline.