Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs & Provost

Graduate Fellowship Recipients, National and International Awards

The national and international competitions listed below are administered by the Graduate School Fellowship Office, 314 Johnston Hall. 

 

Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst (DAAD) Awards

Fellowships to conduct up to ten months of independent study/research in Germany.

Year Name Study
2007-08 Edward Snyder History
2005-06 Jennifer Illuzzi History
2004-05 Brechtje Beuker German Studies
2003-04 Katja Guenther Sociology

Fulbright Scholars Program

Scholarships for one year of study, research or teaching in one of 150 countries. 

Year Name Study/Region
2007-08 Tovah Bender History, Italy
2007-08 Rachel Brummel Conservation Biology, Australia
2007-08 Todd Olin Law, Norway
2007-08 Richard Parks History of Medicine, Tunisia
2007-08 Aeleah Soine History, Germany
2007-08 Elizabeth Swedo History, Iceland
2007-08 Julie Whitcomb Mechanical Engineering, Germany
2006-07 Adam Johnson Neuroscience, Norway
2006-07 Luis Morera History, Spain
2006-07 Rebecca Trotzky-Sirr Medicine, Venezuela
2005-06 Jane DeRonne Communication Studies, Germany-Teaching Assistantship
2005-06 Jennifer Illuzz History, Italy
2005-06 Barbara Martinez Conservation Biology, Madagascar
2005-06 Lynne Newton Anthropology, Oman
2005-06 Jeanine Refsnider Conservation Biology, New Zealand
2005-06 Robert Strand Business Administration, Norway
2005-06 Michelle Wieland Conservation Biology, Congo
2004-05 Ted Brekken Electrical Engineering, Norway
2004-05 Kristen Jones, Scandinavian Studies, Denmark
2004-05 Fawna  Korhonen Geology, Finland
2004-05 Elizabeth Lunstrum Geography, Mozambique
2004-05 Kristin Mercer Applied Plant Sciences, Mexico
2004-05 Lisa Peschel Theatre Arts, Czech Republic
2003-04 Eric Dregni Creative Writing/Norway
2003-04 Cynthia Hale Forestry/Poland
2003-04 Mirko Hall Germanic Studies/Germany
2003-04 Jennifer Hoyer Germanic Studies/Germany
2003-04 Kris Johnson Conservation Biology/Mexico

Luce Scholars Program

Eighteen scholarships awarded nationwide for one-year internships in Asia. 

Year Name Study/Region
2004-05 Richard Hermes Creative Writing, Thailand

National Science Foundation (NSF) Fellowship Program

NSF Fellowships provide three years of support to pursue graduate study in science and engineering disciplines. 

Name Department of Study
Matthew Bakker Plant Pathology
Noelle Beckman Ecology, Evolution & Behavior
Luke Bergmann Geography
Damien Brewer Chemical Engineering
Beth Brueggen Civil Engineering
Paula Chesley Linguistics
Timothy Currie Geography
James Faghmous Computer Science
Amy Gower Child Psychology
Julia Haltiwanger Mechanical Engineering
N. Max Handler Geography
Peter Hinck Biosystems & Ag Engineering
Justin Jacobson Geography
Kathryn Johnson Chemical Engineering
Bonnie Keeler Ecology, Evolution & Behavior
Jesse Kroese Conservation Biology
Nadine Lehrer Natural Resources Science & Management
Gregory LeFevre Civil Engineering
Jennifer Lowe Chemistry
Ameara Mansour Materials Science
Clinton Matson Molecular, Cellular, Developmental Biology & Genetics
Elizabeth Oliva Child Psychology
Elizabeth Olson Psychology
Derek (Jason) Owens Chemical Engineering
Katherine Panciera Computer Science
Todd Pangburn Chemical Engineering
William Ratcliff Ecology, Evolution & Behavior
Laurie Richmond Conservation Biology
Joshua Sheffel Chemical Engineering
Megan Strauss Ecology, Evolution & Behavior
Maren Van Otterloo Mechanical Engineering
Dayne Walling Geography

Click here for internal awards administered by the Graduate School Fellowship Office:

Doctoral Dissertation Fellows:
http://www.grad.umn.edu/fellowships/enrolled_students/DDF_recipients.html

Endowed Fellows:
http://www.grad.umn.edu/fellowships/endowed/recipients.html

Graduate School Fellows:
http://www.grad.umn.edu/GSF/NewGSFRecipients2007.html

 

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