Congratulations to twin brothers Andrew and Spencer Williams, seniors majoring in Electrical Engineering at NC State University, for being named the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department nominees for the College of Engineering Faculty Senior Scholarship Award.

The Faculty Senior Scholarship Award is one of the most prestigious undergraduate awards in the College of Engineering. Each year, every department in the College nominates one candidate to compete for the award. The nomination itself is an important recognition of a student’s outstanding academic, extra-curricular, and community achievements.

Andrew Williams is enrolled in the Bachelors’s Program in Electrical Engineering and currently has a 4.0 GPA average. He is an active member of the Engineers Council as well as being a member of the IEEE and HKN Electrical and Computer Engineering Fraternity. He has interned at Cisco Systems performing router performance checks and creation of web page scripts that track bench configuration changes.   Andrew also serves as a teaching assistant for the ECE 211 lab.

Spencer Williams is enrolled in the Bachelors’s Program in Electrical Engineering and currently has a 4.0 GPA average. He is an active member of the Engineers Council where he serves as the Academic Committee Chair as well as being a member of the IEEE and HKN Electrical and Computer Engineering Fraternity. He has interned at Qualcomm Inc where he developed Perl Scripts to generate CGI, PNG graphs and other various media.   Spencer also serves as a teaching assistant for the ECE 211 lab.

Once a department nominee has been awarded a departmental award, they are automatically considered for a scholarship on the College level.

Please join us in congratulating Andrew and Spencer Williams on this outstanding honor within the department.