2012-13 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships Announced
We now have a total of 116 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program Fellows at UC Davis, granting the institution approximately $14,616,000 in the next few years!
The National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships program recognizes and supports outstanding graduate students in NSF-supported science, technology, engineering and mathematic disciplines who are pursuing research-based master's and doctoral degrees. The fellowship award includes a stipend of $30,000/year plus a cost-of-education allowance of $12,000 for three years or $126,000/student.
Congratulations to these outstanding students:
- Ryan Amber Barry, Psychology
- Catherine M. Brown (QUINN), Ecology
- Jennifer Sara Chandler, Computer Science
- Grace Charles, Ecology
- Helen Chmura, Animal Behavior
- Ian David Crane, Physics
- Paul Deasy, Political Science
- Joshua Downer, Neuroscience
- Kristen Elizabeth Fauria, Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Rachel Feldman, Anthropology
- Benjamin Marc Feder Fogelson, Applied Math
- Catherine Sayaka Fong, Hydrological Sciences
- Patrick Fuller, Population Biology
- Afton Noelle Geil, Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Grace Ha, Ecology
- Anahita Hamidi, Neurosciences
- Hsiao-Ping Georges Han, Psychology
- Katherine Isaacs, Computer Science
- Marshall Sumner McMunn, Population Biology
- Meghan Kathleen Murphy, Biomedical Engineering
- Nicole Alexandra Naar, Anthropology
- Timothy Newman, Chemistry
- Joachim Pederson, Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering
- Susan C. Pike, Transportation Technology and Policy
- Sara Melissa Roberts, Plant Pathology
- Moria Robinson, Population Biology
- Jenna Marie Rodriguez, Hydrologic Sciences
- Miranda Tiffany Rudolph, Mechanical and Aeronautical Engineering
- Erin Vera Satterthwaite, Ecology
- Jennifer I. Van Wyk, Ecology
- Alexandra Johanna Webster, Ecology