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Hadley and Rast, Class of 2013, Named Udall Scholars

Udall Scholars, Katherine Hadley (left) and Rebecca Rast (right)Udall Scholars, Katherine Hadley (left) and Rebecca Rast (right)The Dean of the College is pleased to announce that Katherine Hadley and Rebecca Rast, both Class of 2013, have been selected as 2012 Udall Scholars. The scholarship is named after Morris Udall, who represented Southern Arizona in the U.S. House of Representatives, and Stewart Udall, who served as Secretary of the Interior under Presidents Kennedy and Johnson.

(Distributed May 9, 2012)

Lee '13 Awarded the Beinecke Scholarship

Andrew Lee '13, Beinecke Award Winner:

The Dean of the College is proud to announce that Andrew Lee ’13 has been awarded the Beinecke Scholarship. The Beinecke Scholarship was endowed by the brothers Beinecke as a means of encouraging students of exceptional promise to pursue intellectually adventurous graduate educations in the arts, humanities, and social sciences. The highly competitive award is for college juniors and provides support for graduate study at any accredited university.

(Distributed April 19, 2012)

Six Sophomores Selected for Prestigious Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship

From l to r: Saudi Garcia, Paul Tran, Erika Lopez Garcia. Hayward Leach, Camisia Glasgow. Not pictured: Sean McAdams.:

The Dean of the College office is pleased to announce the newest cohort of Brown Mellon Mays Undergraduate Scholars. Erika López García, Saudi García, Camisia Glasgow, Hayward Leach, Sean McAdams, and Paul Tran will conduct research under the guidance of faculty mentors, and receive stipends during their junior and senior years to support their research and preparation for graduate school.

(Distributed April 17, 2012)

A Look at Brown's Four Rhodes Scholars

From left to right, David Poritz, Nabeel Gillani, Brianna Doherty. Not pictured, Emma LeBlancFrom left to right, David Poritz, Nabeel Gillani, Brianna Doherty. Not pictured, Emma LeBlancIn November 2011, Brown made history when three seniors and one recent alumni, Brianna Doherty, Nabeel Gillani, David Poritz, and Emma LeBlanc, earned the Rhodes Scholarship.  This was the first time that Brown won more than two Rhodes Scholarships in a single year, and the first time since 1970 that we had more than one student win in a year. Only 32 United States students are selected to receive the award each year based upon their scholarly achievements, character, commitment to others and the common good, as well as potential for leadership in their chosen field. The scholarship enables recipients to attend the University of Oxford and pursue any postgraduate degree of their choosing. Notable winners of the Rhodes include former President William H. Clinton, surgeon Atul Gawande, Newark Mayor Cory Booker, and journalist Rachel Maddow, to name but a few.

(Distributed March 14, 2012)
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