James N. Landis Medal

The James N. Landis Medal is presented for outstanding personal performance in the design, construction, or management of major steam-electric stations using nuclear or fossil fuels. The candidate must also demonstrate personal leadership in humanitarian pursuits, which may include committee activity, Section leadership, or the broad non-technical professional activity of the individual’s engineering society.

The award was established in 1977 in honor of James N. Landis, President of ASME in 1958.

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Form of Award:	$10,000, bronze medal, a certificate and a $750 travel allowance
Limitation(s):	None
Administrative Responsibility:	Power and Nuclear Engineering Divisions
Nomination Deadline:	February 1
E-mail:	persaudl@asme.org
Awarded By:	Committee on Honors (COH)

James L. Landis Medalists

2025	Frederick J. Moody
2024	James M. Wieters
2023	Frank L. Michell
2017	Yassin A. Hassan
2014	Susumu Mochida
2012	Peter B. Lyons
2010	Regis A. Matzie
2008	Dale E. Klein
2006	Harold R. Denton
2004	Toshiaki Hasegawa, Ashwani K. Gupta
2003	William D. Magwood, IV
2002	Elmer B. Harris
2001	Corbin A. McNeill
2000	P.J. Adam, Jr.
1999	Zack T. Pate
1996	Robert P. McDonald
1995	Eugene V. Abraham
1994	Osmund W. Dixon
1993	Roland J. Jensen .
1992	George V. McGowan
1991	William S. Lee
1990	John E. Dolan
1989	Wallace B. Behnke, Jr.
1987	Warren H. Owen
1986	John W. Turk, Jr.
1984	Mendall H. Long
1983	Byron Lee, Jr.
1982	Huberto R. Platz
1981	Vincent S. Boyer
1980	Harvey F. Brush
1978	William E. Hopkins
1977	James N. Landis