Two graduate students in Robert Hill's research group have been awarded prestigious predoctoral fellowships, and, with a third, have co-authored an article recently published in Nature Neuroscience.
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Each year, the Guarini School accepts nominations for the Graduate Student Teaching Award which recognizes the efforts and dedication of a graduate teaching assistant who demonstrates excellence in their role as an educator. Programs and departments are invited to submit letters of nomination to the Committee outlining achievements and accomplishments of their nominee(s), and the award is typically announced during the Investiture ceremonies and events of that given year.
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The John W. Strohbehn medal is presented annually to a graduating Ph.D. student(s) that best exemplifies the qualities of a scientific scholar. Someone who possesses personal qualities of intellectual curiosity, dedication, and commitment to the pursuit of new scientific knowledge and to teaching, as well as a sense of social responsibility to the research community.
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As flooding and other catastrophic weather events appear with increasing intensity and frequency in our world, displacing peoples, disrupting food and other supply chains, and exerting higher demands on our infrastructure, understanding and addressing climate change becomes an urgent task we can no longer relinquish.
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Faith Anderson, Ph.D., Molecular and Systems Biology, is the 2021 recipient of the John W. Strohbehn Medal for Excellence in Biomedical Research. The Strohbehn Award is awarded annually to a graduating Ph.D. candidate who best exemplifies qualities of a scientific scholar -- intellectual curiosity, dedication, and commitment to the pursuit of new scientific knowledge and to teaching -- as well as a sense of social responsibility to the research community.
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