AWARDS MADE TO STUDENTS AT MAY DAY CONVOCATION

At May Day Convocation on Sunday, May 6, President Nancy J. Vickers announced the winners of a host of awards made to Bryn Mawr students. The list of more than 50 awards and scholarships includes honors bestowed by Bryn Mawr as well as those given by outside organizations. The complete list of awards follows.

Outside Awards to Students in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

American Research Institute in Turkey Fellowship from the Samuel H. Kress Foundation: Andrea DeGiorgi in Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology
Jacob Javits Fellowship: Marie Gaspar in the History of Art

Outside Awards to Undergraduate Students and Alumnae

Barry M. Goldwater Scholarships: Kirbi Krisfalusi '05, a chemistry major
Cordelia Stearns '05, a biology major

Fulbright Fellowships:
Alice Goff '04, as a teaching assistant in Germany and
Emily Bass '95, to do AIDS research in Uganda, Rwanda and Kenya

Bryn Mawr Rotary Scholarships:
Akudo Ejelonu '05 and
Kathryn McCormick '05

Rhodes Scholarship:
Chenoa Marquis '03

Prizes and Awards Given by Bryn Mawr College

Scholarships

Thomas Raeburn White Scholarships for summer language study abroad:
Sumaya Abdurrezak '05
Alani Hicks-Bartlett '05

Maria L. Eastman Brooke Hall Memorial Scholarship, awarded to the member of the junior class with the highest average:
Young Eun Lee

The Elizabeth S. Shippen Scholarship in Science:
Cordelia Stearns '05

The Elizabeth S. Shippen Scholarship in Language:
Alani Hicks-Bartlett '05

The Charles S. Hinchman Scholarship, given to a member of the junior class for work of special excellence in her major subject: Cristina Nistor '05, a major in mathematics and economics, and an AB/MA candidate in mathematics.

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