Archibald recognized by ASME for volunteer efforts

Grove City College professor of Mechanical Engineering Mark Archibald was honored recently with the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Dedicated Service Award.

The award comes in recognition of Archibald’s volunteer efforts on behalf of the society, particularly his work in the field of human-powered vehicles, which is marked by “outstanding performance, demonstrated effective leadership, prolonged and committed service, devotion, enthusiasm, and faithfulness,” the society said. 

The award was formally presented to Archibald by Dr. Michelle Claus ’83, chair of the Department of Mechanical Engineering. She called it an honor and hailed Archibald’s dedication to his discipline and his students. Archibald has advised many students as they worked on human-powered land and water vehicles and worked for many years with ASME’s Human-Powered Vehicle Challenge.

“He has served as a student advisor, a competition host, a competition judge, a global chief judge, the chair of the Human Powered Vehicle Challenge Committee and as an expert in the field of human powered vehicles. The award is presented on behalf of the Human Powered Vehicle Challenge (HPVC) Committee members and ASME in appreciation for his contributions to the HPVC community and students,” Clauss said.

Archibald has been a member of the Grove City College faculty since 1996. 

Archibald recognized by ASME for volunteer efforts

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