Scholarships and Awards
CITE Awards
Robert Burton Distinguished Service Award
Every year the Canadian Institute of Transportation Engineers (CITE) bestows its most prestigious award, the H. Robert Burton Distinguished Service Award, which is named after a man who dedicated much of his life to the traffic engineering profession. Bob Burton spent his entire career practicing and promoting traffic engineering. A founder of the original Canadian Section in 1951, he was still attending CITE Toronto Section meetings right up to his death at the age of 101 years.
Each year, CITE recognizes an individual member who has shown these same qualities that Bob Burton practiced. Nominees will have demonstrated a notable career in the field and have a record of service with CITE. The H. Robert Burton Distinguished Service Award is presented at the annual awards luncheon.
Submissions may be in the form of a fax or email stating the name of the individual, and a brief description of why the member should be considered for the award.
Application Deadline: April 1, 2010
For further information, contact:
Dr. Jeannette Montufar, P. Eng
Email: vicepresident@cite7.org
Tel: 204.474.6799
Fax: 204.474.7513
Past Recipients:
2009 - Don Henderson - Greater Vancouver Section
2008 - Alan Clayton, Manitoba Section
2007 - Doug Allingham, Toronto Section
2006 - Dave Richardson, Toronto Section
2005 - Ed Levy, Toronto Section
2004 - Harry Burns, Manitoba Section
2003
- Mavis Johnson, Greater Vancouver
Section
2002 - Leo Laviolette, Hamilton
Section
2001 - Albert J. Popoff, Saskatchewan Section
2000 - Paul Hill, Toronto
Section
1999 - Andy Vandertol, Southern Alberta Section
1998 - Grant Bacchus, Toronto Section
1997 - Stan Teply, Northern Alberta Section
1996 - Art Lomax, Hamilton Section
1995 - J. Andrew Sharpe, Manitoba/Hamilton
Sections
1994 - Sam Cass, Toronto Section
1993 - H. Allen Swanson, Southern Alberta
Section
1992 - H. Robert Burton, Toronto Section
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