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From the Chemistry Department

Emmie Stumbo Receives Safety Fellowship

Graduate student Emmie Stumbo of the Rose Group is the recipient of the 2023 Safety-First Leadership Fellowship. This $3,000 fellowship supports an initiative to foster a culture of lab safety within the Department of Chemistry. It is awarded to one graduate student per year based on a safety proposal competition.

Chemistry Graduate Student Awards Showcase 2023

CHEMISTRY GRADUATE STUDENT FELLOWSHIP SHOWCASE 2023 Awards received from August 2022-August 2023 Mehroz Ahmed (Sessler Group) Provost’s Graduate Excellence Fellowship Reena Al-Mualem (Baiz Group) Chemistry Department Graduate Excellence Award Graduate School Continuing Bruton Fellowship Provost’s Graduate Excellence Fellowship Eman Alasadi (Bai...

Lynn Stevens Receives POLY Graduate Student Travel Award

Graduate student Lynn Stevens of the Zak Page Group is a recipient of the American Chemical Society Division of Polymer Chemistry, Inc Graduate Student Travel Award. The award provides funding for travel to the ACS national meeting and recipients are recognized at the POLY/PMSE awards symposium.

Kevin Zhou & Kevin Xiong Receive the College of Natural Sciences Dean’s Honored Graduate Award

Undergraduates Kevin Zhou (Page Group) and Kevin Xiong (Roberts Group) are recipients of the 2023 College of Natural Sciences Dean’s Honored Graduate Award. The highest honor a CNS student can earn, this title is awarded to approximately 25-30 students a year, representing the top 1% of each spring’s graduating class. Kevin Zhou ...

Eliezer Ortiz Awarded University Graduate Continuing Fellowship

Graduate student Eliezer Ortiz of the Krische Group is a recipient of the University Graduate Continuing Fellowship. The University Graduate Continuing Fellowship is based on the student’s record since coming to UT. It includes a stipend of $35,000 for 12 months, health insurance assistance and tuition assistance that pays the cost of in-state...