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Sept 16, 2012 (click for PDF version)
The American Ceramic Society announces selection of Ichinose, Lawn and Moskowitz as 2012 Distinguish Life Members
WESTERVILLE, OH - The American Ceramic Society (ACerS) today announced the names of the organization’s three newest Distinguished Life Members. Noboru Ichinose, Brian R. Lawn and Joel P. Moskowitz are the 2012 recipients of the Distinguished Life Member Award, the highest honor accorded members of the scientific and technical organization. The award is given in recognition of an individual’s eminent contribution to the ceramic and glass profession.
“The Society’s Distinguished Life Member is presented annually to the organization’s most inspirational members, who paved new roads in their science, technical or business fields while contributing to the growth and programming of the organization, and guiding its younger leaders,” says ACerS President George Wicks.
The trio will be inducted as Distinguished Life Members at the Society’s Annual Awards and Honors Banquet on Oct. 8, 2011, in Pittsburgh, Pa.
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