Summer Graduate Student Research Fellowship Winners Announced
Nearly 180 applications were submitted for the University Research Councils Summer Graduate Student Research Fellowship program. Sixty-five students from 10 UC colleges will receive stipends to support their continued work throughout the 2008 summer months.
College of Allied Health Sciences
- Erin Acra, analytical and diagnostic sciences
- Maria Centeno, communication science disorders
- Pierce Boyne, rehabilitation sciences
McMicken College of Arts and Sciences
- Jessica Brzyski, biological sciences
- Emily Galbraith, biological sciences
- Shira Gordon, biological sciences
- Scott Afton, chemistry
- Sara Andria, chemistry
- Dan Lewallen, chemistry
- Ronnie Muvirimi, chemistry
- Sridhar Rajam, chemistry
- Patrick Beasom, classics
- Jody Gordon, classics
- Shannon LaFayette, classics
- Allison Sterrett-Krause, classics
- Kristi Maxwell, English
- Susan Jakubowski, geography
- Jason Dortch, geology
- James Zambito, geology
- Mauricio Osorio, mathematical sciences
- Rolf Andreassen, physics
- Bogdan Popescu, physics
- Maryam Torabi, physics
- Tehran Davis, psychology
- Kiely Donnelly, psychology
- La'Trice Montgomery, psychology
- Megan Narad, psychology
- Brian Olsen, psychology
- Jenessa Price, psychology
- Eliah White, psychology
- Karen Floeckher, romance languages and literature
- Irene Ivantcheva-Merjanska, romance languages and literature
College of Business
- Vijaykumar Krishnan Palghat, marketing
College-Conservatory of Music
- Michelle Davidson, musicology
College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services
- Benjamin Steiner, criminal justice
- Rebecca Vidourek, health education
- Sue Wang, teacher education
Clermont College
- Carmen McCormick, geography
College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning
- Leslie Spears, art
- Kiran Avadhanula, planning
College of Engineering
- Marshall Galbraith, aerospace
- David Munday, aerospace
- Chelsea Sabo, aerospace
- Chandra Priya Karunakaran, biomedical
- Yaroslav Kapustin, chemical
- Shirish Agarwal, civil and environmental
- Maria Antoniou, civil and environmental
- Angan Das, ECECS
- Chittabrata Ghosh, ECECS
- Kang Kug Lee, ECECS
- Raghuram Srinivasan, ECECS
- Hao Xu, ECECS
- Zhiwei Zou, ECECS
- Miguel Pelaez, environmental
- Hoon Sung Cho, materials
- Sachit Chopra, materials
- Amrinder Singh Gill, materials
- Hyojin Song, materials
- Yixiang Zhao, materials
- Subhadeep Gan, MINE
- Steven Turek, MINE
College of Medicine
- Timmy Mani, cancer and cell biology
- Nicole Richie, pathology and laboratory medicine
College of Nursing
- Debora Dole
- Robin Osterman
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