The Woodie Flowers Award celebrates effective communication in the art and science of engineering and design. Dr. William Murphy founded this prestigious award in 1996 to recognize mentors who lead, inspire and empower using excellent communication skills1. Mentors must win a Woodie Flowers Finalist Award at a Regional or District Championship to be eligible for the Woodie Flowers Award.
EWCP is collecting essays to showcase noiminated mentors. Students are encouraged to use these essays as a starting point when writing nominations for their mentors.
Allen Gregory IV, FIRST alum and mentor for Spectrum 3847, lives to change the world every day. Boundless enthusiasm, compassion, and resourcefulness are just a few of the many qualities he brings to the lab and the FIRST community. For the past 16 years, Allen has provided an invaluable font of expertise to all teams […]
EWCP’s mission is to develop the sustainability of competitive youth STEM teams and strengthen the diversity, robustness, and impact of the youth STEM education community through strategic advocacy, expert consensus-building, and technical leadership.
