
2012 JFLF Awards Winners Announced

Congratulations to everyone who participated in the 2012 awards programs.

2012 National, Regional, and Merit awards for students 18 and younger.

2012 National and Merit awards for students 19 and older.

2012 Welding, Welding Fabrication, and Sculpture winners.

2011 National and Merit awards for students enrolled in 2-year degree programs.
2011 JFLF Awards Introduction Letter
November 14, 2011
Dear Foundation Supporters:
We thank you for your support and interest in the James F. Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation. We continue to expand our awards program through additional prizes and categories.
While doing this, we have been diligent in maintaining or expanding our participation in SkillsUSA, FFA, 4-H, AISC National Steel Bridge competition and book donations to schools.
The Foundation will continue to sponsor the other Awards Programs again in 2012. We invite you to participate in two ways:
- Please enter a project or paper in the welding contest or compete in the SkillsUSA contest.
- Please consider our low cost instructional books listed on www.jflf.org as this is the sole source of our funding.
- In an effort for continual improvement, please review our new website upgrade. We value your opinion and would like your comments and/or suggestions. Please click on the "Contact JFLF" link on the website to comment.
Thank you,
Carl Peters
Executive Director
James F. Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation

JFLF Awards Programs
The James F. Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation was created in 1936 through a deed of trust “to encourage and stimulate scientific interest in and scientific study, research and education in
respect of, the development of the arc welding industry…and to that end to provide for…awards to those persons who by reason of the excellence of their papers upon said subject may be
selected…to receive such awards.”
The James F. Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation Awards Program supports welding study in:
- SkillsUSA
- High Schools
- Career and Technical Schools
- Community Colleges
- Colleges and Universities
- Apprenticeships
- 4-H
- FFA
Cost to enter - $0
Benefits
- Welding equipment and monetary awards for students
- Recognition for winning students and schools
- Development of writing and communications skills
- Publication of selected projects in Foundation books
Judging
The Jury of Awards for each program is selected from various branches of engineering, education, business or industry or from any other suitable source by the Foundation’s
Chairman or Executive Director. Each Entry is judged anonymously. The Jury of Awards receives only an unidentified original copy of the Entry. If a Juror through prior knowledge is able to
recognize any of the entrants, that Juror will not participate in judging that particular Entry. The Jury’s decision will be final in all cases.
Patent and Publication Rights
The existence of patents will in no way affect ratings by the Jury of Awards nor will the Foundation have any financial interest in any patent rights.
The James F. Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation retains publication rights to all Entries and may publish any Entry at its discretion, unless publishing restrictions are indicated on the Entry Form.
As a contribution to scientific progress and to promote industrial progress through education, the James F. Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation produces and publishes an extensive catalog of technical books. Just a few
are featured here; to place an order or see additional titles, go to JFLF Books.

Download this tri-fold pdf for more information about all our awards programs.