TSCE-Awards-2023: 2023 IEEE TCSE Awards Nominations |
Submission link | https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=tsceawards2023 |
Submission deadline | February 1, 2023 |
SOLICITATION
The Committee may solicit nominations for the awards either personally or through mailing lists such as SEWORLD and TCSE. The Committee may solicit past nominators to re-submit nominations from the previous year, if appropriate.
Self-nominations will not be considered. Nominees that have already received the award should not be considered. For a list of previous award winners see
The Committee reserves the right to solicit nominations, and, if appropriate, may make no award in the current year. For example, if an award category receives less than three nominations, that category will be canceled.
The Committee may propose one or two award winners (and for two winners, there must be at least six nominations).
Submission Guidelines
Nomination Package
- Nominator: name, address, phone number, and email address of the person making the nomination.
- Nominee: name, address, phone number, and email address of the individual (not self nominated) or institution for whom an award is recommended.
- A short statement (200-500 words) explaining why the nominee deserves the recommended award.
- A letter from the nominee saying “I accept this nomination” and “my IEEE membership number is XXX”
- Supporting statements from up to two people in addition to the nominator.
- The vitae or detailed biographical summary of the nominee, or document highlighting the story of the institution, mission/goals, and what its impact has been on software engineering.
It is at the discretion of the Committee member to evaluate any additional information included in the package.
List of Topics
The TCSE Lifetime Achievement Award is presented annually to an individual who has contributed a lifetime of outstanding and sustained contributions to the software engineering community that have resulted in real and lasting impact.
The TCSE Distinguished WISE Leadership Award is presented annually to an individual for outstanding and/or sustained leadership in the software engineering community to encourage women to explore science and engineering career paths.
The TCSE Rising Star in Software Engineering Award is presented annually to a person who is in the early stages of their post PhD award, or industrial practice career who has made contributions above those considered for normal such a person.
The TCSE Software Engineering Distinguished Education Award is presented annually to an individual for outstanding and sustained contributions to the software engineering education.
The TCSE New Directions Award is presented annually to an individual or team who have made substantial contributions to software engineering research or practice where these contributions moved the field in a new direction. The contribution is adopted by many other researchers and other organizations and results in advancement in the state of the art and practice. The result of the contribution is measurably superior to, and is positively influencing, existing practice.
The TCSE Distinguished Synergy Award is presented annually to a team for outstanding contributions that stand as a model in the software engineering community of effective partnership between industry and universities.
The TCSE Distinguished Service Award is presented annually to an individual for outstanding and/or sustained contributions and service to the software engineering community, to TCSE, to the IEEE Computer Society, and to the IEEE.
Committees - In Progress
Program Committee
- Lifetime Achievement Award: TBD
- Rising Star Award: TBD
- Software Engineering Distinguished Education Award: TBD
- New Directions Award: TBD
- Distinguished Synergy Award: TBD
- Distinguished Service Award: TBD
Organizing committee
- Mike Whalen, Amazon Web Services and the University of Minnesota
- Federica Sarro, University College London.
Contact
General inquiries about the TCSE Awards may be directed to the 2023 TCSE Awards co-chairs, Mike Whalen <mike.whalen@gmail.com> and Federica Sarro <f.sarro@ucl.ac.uk>