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Students from across campus have received Graduate Research Fellowships, a prestigious award that recognizes and supports outstanding students in a wide variety of science-related disciplines

The National Science Foundation has awarded 43 葫芦娃视频 students with the prestigious graduate research fellowship, the federal agency聽announced earlier this month.聽聽

The Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP) recognizes outstanding graduate students from across the country in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields, paving the way for their continued work exploring some of the most complex and pressing issues of our time.聽

This year鈥檚 recipients of the five-year fellowship represent a wide swath of disciplines, spanning quantum physics to ecology. Each GRFP recipient will receive three years of financial support, including an annual stipend of $37,000, as well as professional development and research opportunities.聽

Of those 43 winners, which places the university in the top fifteen nationwide in terms of number awarded, 60% participated in a workshop or information session organized by the Graduate School, in partnership with the College of Arts and Sciences and the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences. These included specialized writing workshops, coaching sessions and general informational sessions about applying for the GRFP.聽

"Our continued extraordinary performance among the nation鈥檚 top graduate schools in securing NSF GRFP鈥檚 is not only a testament to our outstanding graduate students at CU, but also the Graduate School鈥檚 approach to cultivating talent with our campus partners and tremendously supportive faculty,鈥� said E. Scott Adler, dean of the Graduate School and the vice provost for graduate affairs. 鈥淲e are very proud of the students who have been recognized by this highly competitive program.鈥澛�

This year鈥檚 recipients include:聽

• Sophie Anderson, aerospace engineering聽
• Olivia Bird, chemistry聽
• Kaitlyn Bishay, civil engineering聽
• Kylie Boenisch-Oakes, environmental engineering聽
• Hilary Brumberg, environmental studies聽
• Annette Carroll, physics聽
• Douglas Castro, ecology and evolutionary biology聽
• Brianna Check, chemistry聽
• Lily (Liliaokeawawa) Cothren, electrical, computer and energy engineering聽
• Kiera Croland, chemical and biological engineering聽
• Alysse DeFoe, chemical and biological engineering聽
• Kayleigh Dodson, ecology and evolutionary biology聽
• J. Flores Govea, aerospace engineering聽
• Omar French, physics聽
• Sara Garcia, ecology and evolutionary biology聽
• Kaitlin Garman, chemistry聽
• Annamarie Guth, environmental engineering聽
• Benjamin Hammel, materials science and engineering聽
• Matthew Heyrich, physics聽
• Mathew Jaeschke, chemical and biological engineering聽
• Rachel Johnson, civil engineering聽
• Sarah Christine Jones, physics聽
• Miranda Alicia Juarros, molecular, cellular and developmental biology聽
• Kendra Kreienbrink, materials science and engineering聽
• Dylan Ladd, materials science and engineering聽
• Ethan Leong, aerospace engineering聽
• Scott McKinley, aerospace engineering聽
• Jesus Melendez Gil, chemical and biological engineering聽
• Zach Michael, atmospheric and oceanic sciences聽
• Kal Monroe, aerospace engineering聽
• Jonathan Musgrave, electrical, computer and energy engineering聽
• Emma Nelson, physics聽
• Claire Niemet, chemical and biological engineering聽
• Anna Pauls, civil engineering聽
• Ritu R. Raj, chemical and biological engineering聽
• Tony Salcido-Alcantar Jr, bioengineering聽
• Zachary Schwartz, ecology and evolutionary biology聽
• Amrita Singh, aerospace engineering聽
• Ava Spangler, civil engineering聽
• Mark Stephenson, aerospace engineering聽
• Marena Trujillo, electrical, computer and energy engineering聽
• David Dezell Turner, aerospace engineering聽
• Eli Weissler, electrical engineering聽

In addition to the fellowship award winners, 15 students were recognized with an honorable mention. Eleven alumni were also recognized.聽