Michelle Clancy Receives Marie R. Pistilli Women in Engineering Achievement Award
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Tuesday, June 21, 2022
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The award is named for the late Marie R. Pistilli, co-founder of DAC , who placed a high value on equality, diversity, and acceptance.
Key Points:
- The award is named for the late Marie R. Pistilli, co-founder of DAC , who placed a high value on equality, diversity, and acceptance.
- In 2018, for such efforts, she was honored with the Distinguished Service award from the ACM/SIGDA, of which she is a member.
- Im truly honored to have my name associated with Marie Pistilli, a woman I admired and worked closely with for many years to create programs and events within DAC to celebrate women innovators, Clancy said.
- The award is named for DACs former organizer, the late Marie Pistilli, who worked tirelessly to further the advancement of women in engineering.