The Alabama Engineering Hall of Fame recently inducted eight distinguished professionals to honor their contributions to the field of engineering and commemorate their impact on the state and nation. Among the inductees were Nicole Faulk and Scott Moore, senior executives at Alabama Power, a subsidiary of Southern Company. Faulk and Moore join his 221 other Hall of Fame inductees since his induction in 1987.
Throughout her 25-year tenure at Southern Company, Ms. Falk established herself as a leader in the energy sector and as a champion for young women in engineering. As Alabama Power's Senior Vice President of Sustainability and Environmental Affairs, Mr. Falk spearheads the company's environmental strategy and compliance, sustainability and environmental management efforts.
Alabama Power's Scott Moore and Nicole Faulk have been inducted into the Alabama Engineering Hall of Fame. (contribution)
Moore, Alabama Power's senior vice president of power distribution, is praised for his tremendous influence within the utility industry. Mr. Moore's tenure with Alabama Power spans more than 30 years, during which time he has been instrumental in developing an electrical grid that is hailed as one of the most advanced in the nation.
“Southern Company is proud of the people who work hard every day to serve millions of customers and communities,” said Chris Womack, Southern Company Chairman, President and CEO. This is essentially a great company.” “Nicole and Scott are a shining example of that. It's because of teammates like them that we can make a real impact not only in our community, but in the energy industry as a whole. Congratulations, Nicole and Scott, I have received such an honor.”
Additional inductees this year include Stephen Cash, vice president of advanced space systems at AXT in Huntsville; Callan Dyson, vice president of global grooming processes and engineering for Procter & Gamble's Gillette brand; Medal of Honor recipient Maj. Gen. James Livingston. Patti Martin, Subject Matter Expert, TriVector Services Inc. Charlie Miller, Executive Vice President, Herbert Management Corporation; And Volkert's chief engineer is David Webber. Each company has a story of remarkable contributions across diverse fields of engineering, from spaceflight and military service to innovative corporate strategies and infrastructure advances.
Inducted into the Alabama Engineering Hall of Fame. (contribution)
Huntsville's Intuitive Research and Technology Corp. also received recognition, joining the ranks of previous companies known for their dynamic contributions to engineering departments.
“Scott and Nicole’s expertise, knowledge and leadership will help us provide reliable service to Alabama Power customers,” said Jeff Peoples, President and CEO of Alabama Power. “They are a testament to outstanding service and are deserving of this prestigious honor.”
Established by proclamation of the Governor, the Alabama Engineering Hall of Fame honors, preserves, and perpetuates the outstanding achievements and contributions of individuals, projects, and companies/organizations that have brought and continue to bring significant recognition to the state.
The Hall of Fame is overseen by the engineering colleges and schools of Auburn University, Alabama A&M University, University of Alabama, Tuskegee University, University of Alabama at Birmingham, University of Alabama at Huntsville, and University of South Alabama. The university is administered through the UA College of Engineering.
For more information about the Alabama Engineering Hall of Fame and its inductees, visit engrhof.org.
