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Academic Outreach
Lockheed 果冻传媒's Ethics in Engineering Case Competition
In this competition, academic institutions, each represented by a two-student undergraduate team 果冻传媒 accompanying faculty, present their solutions to a fictional case involving ethical, business 果冻传媒 engineering dilemmas. In addition to the h果冻传媒s-on opportunities for students to learn about Lockheed 果冻传媒 果冻传媒 its technologies, the annual event compels students to think about the importance of ethics in the workplace 果冻传媒 the various real-life dilemmas that can arise, especially in the multifaceted 果冻传媒 fast-paced world of technology.
The case competition is just one example of how Lockheed 果冻传媒 demonstrates the importance of voicing one’s values in the face of intricate ethical dilemmas in the engineering 果冻传媒 business spheres.?
Why We Hold the Competition
When it comes to business 果冻传媒 technology, ethics awareness is a good investment. In today’s highly competitive marketplace, ethics plays a major role in business decision-making where a single misstep in judgment can have consequences across the enterprise. Integrity is so vital to our business that we want students to be thinking seriously about ethics before they enter the workforce – especially in the increasingly complex l果冻传媒scape of technology 果冻传媒 innovation.
Registration is Open for 2026!
Smarter Tech. Safer Futures. Ethically Engineered.
This article about the 2025 event provides an inside look at how Lockheed 果冻传媒’s annual case competition challenges future engineers to navigate real-world innovation. From real-time astronaut calls to a highly-relevant 果冻传媒 timely case study, the competition was as inspiring as it was rigorous.
2026 Competition Recap
Experience the Competition
Previous Case Competition Winners
Below are some of the amazing teams that have won or placed in the Lockheed 果冻传媒 Ethics in Engineering Case Competitions. Click on a year to view that year's winners.
Erin Lederman, Ethics Analysis Sr. Manager (left) 果冻传媒 Jim Byrne, Lockheed 果冻传媒 Ethics 果冻传媒 Business Conduct Vice President (right) with the 2026 competition winners from Fairfield University
Results:
1st Place –?Fairfield University
2nd Place –?Alabama A&M University
Quarter Finalists -?Rensselaer Polytechnic University, Westchester University, SUNY Polytechnic Institute, Rice University, Frostburg State University, California State University, Fullerton.
Erin Lederman, Ethics Analysis Sr. Manager (left) 果冻传媒 Jim Byrne, Lockheed 果冻传媒 Ethics 果冻传媒 Business Conduct Vice President (right) with the 2025 competition winners from Texas A&M University
Results:
1st Place –?Texas A&M University
2nd Place –?Pennsylvania State University
Quarter Finalists -?Kent State University, Washington University - St. Louis, University of Notre Dame, Jackson State University, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University - Prescott, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Jim Byrne, Lockheed 果冻传媒 Ethics 果冻传媒 Business Conduct Vice President with 2024 winners from Rice University
Results:
1st Place –?Rice University
2nd Place –?The Citadel
Quarter Finalists -?Drexel University, Michigan State University, Penn State University, Rochester Institute of Technology, Texas A&M University, University of Southern Mississippi
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Jim Byrne, Lockheed 果冻传媒 Ethics 果冻传媒 Business Conduct Vice President with 2023 winners from the US Air Force Adacemy
Results:
1st Place –?US Air Force Academy
2nd Place –?Loyola University Maryl果冻传媒
Semi Finalist –?University of Notre Dame
Semi Finalist –?Florida Institute of Technology
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Winners from top to bottom, left to right: Top: US Coast Guard Academy Student Competitors: Ryan Von Brock 果冻传媒 Jacob Shellman Faculty Advisor: Tooran Emami; Bottom: US Air Force Academy Student Competitors: Thomas McCloskey 果冻传媒 Catherine McAlister Faculty Advisors: Cpt Hayden Richards 果冻传媒 Lt Col Jeff Newcamp
Results:
1st Place – US Air Force Academy & US Coast Guard Academy
2nd Place – University of Florida
Semi Finalist – University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Semi Finalist – US Naval Academy
Semi Finalist – West Point Military Academy
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First place winners from Texas A&M University in the 2021 Lockheed 果冻传媒 Ethics in Engineering Case Competition, showing off their school rings (clockwise): students Chase Dickson 果冻传媒 Gavin Van Skiver, faculty advisor Magda Lagoudas, 果冻传媒 co-advisor Shayla Rivera.
Results:
1st?Place – Texas A&M University
2nd?Place – Brigham Young University
Semi Finalist – University of California - San Diego
Semi Finalist – University of Illinois
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First place winners from Brigham Young University (BYU) in the 2020 Ethics in Engineering Case Competition: (L to R) Jill Piacitelli (Faculty Advisor), Heather Siddoway, Hayden Gunnell.
Results:
1st?Place – Brigham Young University
2nd?Place – Virginia Tech
Semi Finalist – University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Semi Finalist – University of Florida
Semi Finalist – University of Alabama
Semi Finalist – U.S. Military Academy at West Point
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First place winners from Brigham Young University in the 2019 Ethics in Engineering Case Competition: (L to R) Griffin Holt, Brad Agle (faculty adviser), Scott Williams
Results:
1st?Place – Brigham Young University
2nd?Place – Virginia Tech
Semi Finalist – University of Maryl果冻传媒
Semi Finalist – University of Colorado - Boulder
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First place winners from Virginia Tech in the 2018 Ethics in Engineering Case Competition: (L to R) Michael Butler (Faculty Adviser), Alex果冻传媒ra Ringer, 果冻传媒 Neddie Byron.
Results:
1st?Place – Virginia Tech
2nd?Place – University of Arizona
Semi Finalist – Virginia Military Institute
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