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Congratulations to this years Templin Scroll and Templin Prize winners! The winner of this competition will be allowed to be exempt from one practical work report required as part of the Hons degree.

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Templin Scroll

Introduction

This is the biggest and best academic award that ENSOC offers. It way donated ages ago by Mr J R Templin who was the head of the Canterbury branch of IPENZ. It's open to any engineering student who is an ENSOC member. To enter just submit a technical report on any area of engineering or science. The winner will be exempt from one engineering practical work report. In the past 1st prize has been $500 and a $2000 outward bound scholarship. This prize is however being reviewed this year to make it more kick arse. Second prize is just a big wad of cash. Submission can be a research project worked on in your 3^rd professional year. Other submissions can be made for ideas or proposed research topics of interest to Engineers. Templin Scroll submissions are ideally wanted to be short. An abstract is ideal with a summary and or plans for the research topic of interest. It will be noted that ideas of new research topics will be more valuable and with a slight advantage, however all submissions are wanted.

Watch this space for entry details and prize confirmation. Deadline will be in term 4.

The Templin Scroll is hung in the Engineering Library on the column right of the stairs on the ground floor.

History of the Templin Scroll

J R Templin, a prominent consultant electrical engineer, was the first Chairman of the Canterbury Branch of the New Zealand Institution of Engineers. Throughout his career he took a keen interest in the Engineering Society. In 1941 he donated the Templin Scroll Award to the society and followed this with a further donation of the Templin Prize in 1945. His awards were made with the intention of encouraging engineers in the art of presenting their subject to others.

Previous Templin Scroll Judges' Reports can be found in the Engineering Library. Reference T 185 .P214 For reports from 1956-1959, 1963 ask Engineering Library Staff as they are kept in their Historical Collection. Reports can also be found within previous years Student Engineers

Previous Winners

2001	Balsam Obaid	1983	M J Philpott	1958	B C R Davis
2000	B G Lategan	1982	R Lister	1957	H A Trethowen
1999	B P Bell	1979	R Peek	1956	M Douglass
1998	P Nees	1977	Sharon Beder	1955	W M Bremner
1996	A Nelson	1976	K V Alexander	1954	W D Pringle
1995	R Tinholt	1975	P C Doidge	1953	L J Yetman
1994	E Dalziell	1974	Pham Duc Truong	1952	D R Teplitzky
1993	Debi Boffa	1970	N S Kane	1951	B Schor
1992	D W McNulty	1969	L K Brown	1950	C S Samuel
1992	P W Rielly	1968	J F Boag	1949	C K Putt
1991	J M Evans	1967	R W Thomas	1948	L R Pairman
1990	N A Oien	1966	P M Cashin	1948	A G Fellows
1989	S Chamberlain (W)	1965	M J Pederson	1947	D Bastings
1988	S E Fenelon (W)	1964	R Newdick	1946	W S Handisides
1987	A J Garner	1963	G L Coates	1945	J D Bradshaw
1987	J J Remacha	1962	D J Woodhams	1944	L R Clapp
1986	R A Sutton	1961	P Yeoman	1943	R D Norman
		1960	R E Harrison	1942	F M Henderson
		1959	M R Cooke	1941	S J Penman