Eberly College announces 2019-2020 outstanding student awards
Congratulations to our outstanding seniors and graduate assistants for 2019-2020!
Outstanding Seniors
Academic departments in the Eberly College select their outstanding seniors based on performance in their field of study, enthusiasm and interest in the discipline, potential for graduate studies and participation in major-specific student organizations and/or other department activities.
Anthropology
Tessa Shaffer
Biology
Alika Lopatka
Chemistry
Joseph Lokant
Communication Studies
Emilee Austin
Criminology
Kaitlin Bailey
English
Caroline Toler
Environmental Geoscience
Clayton Hefner
Forensic and Investigative Science
Mikalaa Martin
Geography
Virag Martin
Geology
Bradley Smith
History
Alexa Halkias
Interdisciplinary Studies
Erin Hanlon
International Studies
Clara Haizlett
Mathematics
Jackson Porter
Multidisciplinary Studies
Susan Copenhaver
Philosophy
Soofia Lateef
Physics
Olivia Young
Political Science
Dylan Vest
Psychology
Lauren Giesler
Religious Studies
Samantha Hensley
Regents Bachelor of Arts
Jeannine Kelley
Social Work
Kristin DeVault
Sociology
Pim Trommelen
Women’s and Gender Studies
Hannah Jack
World Languages, Literatures and Linguistics
Ryan Lopez
Outstanding Graduate Assistants
Each year, our academic programs are also asked to name an Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant. These students have earned financial support for their graduate education by qualifying for appointment as graduate teaching assistants. As GTAs, they work closely with faculty in a variety of instructional assignments. Their fresh perspectives and dedication to their departments contributes many aspects of the Eberly College’s mission.
Biology
Rebecca Coltogirone
Chemistry
Rebekah Krupa
Communication Studies
Kylie Wilson
English
Ellen Skirvin
Forensic and Investigative Science
Kelli Sullivan
Geology and Geography
Shobha Yadav
History
Henry Mbunga
Physics and Astronomy
Lawrence Mubwika
Political Science
Kyu Chul Shin
Psychology
Cory Whirtley
Sociology and Anthropology
Vivian Guetler
Women’s and Gender Studies
Kalo Sokoto
World Languages, Literatures and Linguistics
Brandon Brown
