Summer Graduate Student Research Fellowship Winners Announced
More than 200 applications were submitted for the University Research Councils Summer Graduate Student Research Fellowship program. Sixty-eight students from seven UC colleges will receive stipends to support their continued work throughout the 2007 summer months.
College of Allied Health Sciences
- Jill Anderson, Communication Sciences and Disorders
McMicken College of Arts and Sciences
- Heather Farrington, Biological Sciences
- Anne Lohrey, Biological Sciences
- Jenai Milliser, Biological Sciences
- Kristen Short, Biological Sciences
- Michael Walls, Biology
- Sayandev Chatterjee, Chemistry
- Michael Hoops, Chemistry
- Mahmud Hossain, Chemistry
- Lisa Prevette, Chemistry
- Lynne Kvapil, Classics
- Sarah Domet, English
- Daniel Smith, English
- Jillian Weise, English
- Kirk Boyle, English/Comparative Literature
- Katherine Bulinski, Geology
- Ana Londono, Geology
- Rebecca Reverman, Geology
- Wolfgang Leuckel, German Studies
- John Banea, Mathematics
- Chris Camfield, Mathematics
- Aaron Kostko, Philosophy
- Thang Hoang, Physics
- Karlis Mikelsons, Physics
- Kalanand Mishra, Physics
- Erica Dawson, Psychology
- Abigail Goldsmith, Psychology
- Kelly McNally, Psychology
- Veronica Ramenzoni, Psychology
- Yvonne Roberts, Psychology
- Amanda Stein, Psychology
- Arturo Gutierrez, Romance Languages/Literature
- Lisa Fisher, Sociology
College of Business
- Muer Yang, Quantitative Analysis/Operations Management
College-Conservatory of Music
- Thomas Kernan, Composition, Musicology & Theory
- Aaron Mitchell, Ensembles and Conducting
- Kimberly Rooney, Performance Studies
College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services
- Carmen Mendoza, Curriculum and Instruction
- Miyoung Nam, Literacy/TESL
College of Engineering
- Nicholas Caldwell, Aerospace
- Elise Minda, Aerospace
- Yi Song, Aerospace & Engineering Mechanics
- Abhishek Jain, Biomedical
- Ratandeep Kukreja, Chemical and Materials
- Rahul Patki, Chemical and Materials
- Pravahan Salunke, Chemical and Materials
- Ashraf Hassan, Civil and Environmental
- Ting Lu, Civil and Environmental
- Jared McFaddin, Civil and Environmental
- Aravind Ranganathan, Computer Science
- Andrew Browne, Electrical
- Subhankar Basu, Electrical and Computer
- Ali Bhagat, Electrical and Computer
- Duk Kim, Electrical and Computer
- Yan Liao, Electrical and Computer
- Deassy Novita, Electrical and Computer
- Almitra Pradhan, Electrical and Computer
- Balasubramanian Sethuraman, Electrical and Computer
- Junjun Wan, Electrical and Computer
- Mohammad Aaraish, Industrial
- Koustubh Ashtekar, Mechanical
- Shardool Chirputkar, Mechanical
- Mahesh Krishnamoorthy, Mechanical
- Shrikant Pattnaik, Mechanical
- Abhishek Gupta, MINE
- Peter Sandwall, MINE
College of Medicine
- Vaibhav Pai, Molecular and Cellular Physiology
- Lusine Yaghjyan, Environmental Health
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