The students of the College below have recently received prestigious fellowships and/or scholarship. We are so proud to share these incredible accomplishments.
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Last month, American Speech–Language–Hearing Association (ASHA) President Lynn Williams surprised the Department of Psychological Science’s National Student Speech-Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA) undergraduate students during their Multicultural ASHA Caucus.
The Office for Inclusion, Diversity and Equal Opportunity recognized the Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences Department with the “Department Diversity Excellence Award” during the annual Diversity Achievement Awards on May 5, highlighting them for the many collaborations and initiatives they led in the last year.
This year, four alumni and students from or in the Department of Physics received the prestigious NSF Graduate Fellowship.
“Having four NSF Graduate Fellowships associated with CWRU physics in one year reflects very positively on our department, our undergraduate and graduate academic programs, and on the many mentors and research supervisors who have guided these students while here at CWRU,” Glenn Starkman, co-chair of the department said. “But most of all, it reflects the extraordinary quality and dedication of our students—not just those who were awarded this very competitive fellowship but all who did the hard work to apply.”
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SpeakEasy now offers a music focused session called SpeakEasy Choir, bringing together a group of adults with ANCD over a familiar topic that they loved, in a space where they feel safe and can express themselves.
Jacqueline Nanfito, associate professor of Spanish in the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures, has been chosen as an Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award winner by Marquis Who’s Who, regarded as the world’s premier publisher of biographical profiles in many disciplines. Nanfito is recognized as a leader in the fields of Spanish, Latin American literature and language and higher education.