The honorees were recognized for their outstanding teaching and educational impact in engineering, computing, and liberal arts classes.

The honorees included entrepreneurs, academics, and leaders across a variety of industries.

The ECE researchers are recognized for their lifetime achievements in cybersecurity and microchip technology.

The Ph.D. candidate was honored for his work as the Instructor of Record for ECE 3072: Electric Energy Systems and CETL 8000: GTA Preparation Class.

The 2026 cohort spans influential contributions in AI, wireless systems, integrated circuits, and machine learning.

It is the fourth time the ECE professor has received the honor and will give lectures to CASS chapters around the world.

The new endowed role reflects the Carrekers’ commitment to advancing ECE’s mission and recognizes Davenport’s leadership in research and education.

The experienced power‑industry leader will head Georgia Tech’s National Electric Energy Testing, Research & Applications Center (NEETRAC), a leading utility research and testing consortium.