Awards and Honors

Lezak’s research will explore the emerging political geographies of the Arctic.

A visual arts major with a design concentration, Milletti studied in the 3-2 Engineering program.

Four students have received In-Asia grants for summer 2019.

Fiocco will receive a year of training and learning opportunities focused on the skills needed to affect social change.

Cavert will participate in an intensive four-week program in Amsterdam.

Schmidt will conduct research in China during her sabbatical in the 2019-20 academic year.

Jesus Martinez ’19 has been awarded the Charles J. Ping Student Service Award and the Seretta Saylor Legacy Award for his work with the El Centro Volunteer Initiative.

Nine graduating seniors and alumni have been selected as 2019-2021 Shansi Fellows.

The geology and politics double major plans to use the $30,000 award to attend graduate school and build her expertise as a scientist.

Hill is among nearly 500 science students selected for the Goldwater Scholarship from a pool of more than 5,000 applicants in the United States.

Ryan Gleeson ’19 and Andrew Sugarman ’19, founders of PWR Technology, won first place in the Northeast Ohio Regional LaunchTown competition.

A student athlete, Heck plans to pursue a PhD in mathematics.