Eighteen Dartmouth students and alumni have been awarded National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships for 2023, and another six received honorable mentions.
The program is designed to maintain a strong “human resource base of science and engineering in the United States and reinforces its diversity,” . Fellows receive a three-year annual stipend of $37,000 along with a $12,000 cost-of-education allowance for tuition and fees. The fellowships may only be used at eligible graduate-degree programs with a campus in the United States, its territories, possessions, or the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
“I offer my heartiest congratulations to our NSF-GRFP recipients, and also to those receiving honorable mentions. This award represents a significant academic achievement at a national level, and the Guarini School and all of Dartmouth are incredibly proud of these outstanding scholars,” says , dean of the and the Rodgers Ӱ of Chemistry.
Winners of 2023 Graduate Research Fellowship Awards
- Emily Bjorkman ’21, economics;
- Emma Esterman ’20, microbial biology;
- Lizet Garcia ’23, geography;
- Gabriel Harrison Gilbert ’23, linguistics;
- Carl William Harris ’21, biomedical engineering;
- Kevin Hoffer-Hawlik ’19, biomedical engineering;
- John Heggland, Thayer/Guarini, biomedical engineering;
- Miriam Janssen, Guarini, neurosciences
- Anna Kolln ’22, materials chemistry;
- Logan Mann, Thayer/Guarini, glaciology;
- Beatriz Mercado, Guarini, developmental biology;
- Colin Thomas Morrell ’21, inorganic chemistry;
- Allen Tai Nguyen, Thayer/Guarini, electrical and electronic engineering;
- Jimena Perez ’23, geography;
- Charlie Parker Reeder ’22, electrical and electronic engineering;
- Grace Rosner, Guarini, cell biology;
- Tanli Su ’22, computer vision, graphics, and visualization;
- Lucy Katherine Tantum ’19, environmental engineering;
Honorable Mention Recipients
- Amanda Calhoun ’23, geobiology;
- Isabella Caruso ’17, Thayer ’17, sustainable chemistry;
- Aidan Michael Cook, Guarini, bioinformatics and computational biology;
- Brittany Cleary ’21, chemical synthesis;
- Eric Reuben Laderman ’20, plant microbe interactions;
- Samantha Liu, Guarini, biochemistry.
