Meisel Lab undergraduate researchers Sydney Reiser and Haley Bolton have both earned fellowships from the GW Department of Chemistry supporting their summer research. Sydney’s research is supported by the Madeleine Reines Jacobs Scholarship, which honors outstanding GW students in the field of chemistry by supporting summer research opportunities in one of the Department’s research laboratories. Congratulations to Sydney and Haley!
The American Chemical Society Division of Organic Chemistry Award is given to the student who has demonstrated excellence in organic chemistry at the undergraduate level and whose future plans include a career in chemistry.
The American Institute of Chemists Award is given to a senior graduate student and graduating senior majoring in chemistry, who excel in scholarship, integrity and leadership. Congratulations Nora!
The Benjamin D. Van Evera Memorial Prize is awarded to the most effective Graduate Teaching Assistants in Chemistry. Congratulations Chris!
The William E. Fitch Prize is awarded to the graduating chemistry major with the best written comprehensive examination in chemistry.
The American Chemical Society Division of Organic Award is awarded to the student who has demonstrated excellence in organic chemistry at the undergraduate level and whose future plans include a career in chemistry.
Congratulations to Priscilla on both of these accomplishments!
Cesar is named a Robert Vincent Fellow and both Natalie and Rose are named Luther Rice Fellows. Congratulations to Cesar, Natalie, and Rose!
The Chemical Society of Washington Prize is awarded to the most outstanding junior chemistry major at GW and the Madeleine Reines Jacobs Scholarship honors outstanding GW students in the field of chemistry by supporting summer research opportunities in one of the Department’s research laboratories. Congratulations to Nora on both accounts!
Robert Vincent Scholars are sponsored by GW’s Columbian College of Arts & Sciences endowment, the Robert Vincent Fund. This competitive award enhances undergraduate academic development by supporting advanced scientific research under the guidance of a faculty mentor. Congratulations to Carolina!
Madeleine Reines Jacobs Scholarships honor outstanding GW students in the field of chemistry by supporting summer research opportunities in one
of the Department’s research laboratories. Congratulations to Priscilla–we are excited to have you continue research in the Meisel Lab this summer!
The Benjamin D. Van Evera Memorial Prize is awarded to the most effective Graduate Teaching Assistants in the Department of Chemistry at GW. Congratulations to Dani!