Dr. Phelps, the Faculty Director for the Amgen Scholars program, receives recognition for excellence in teaching. Her interaction with Amgen Scholar, Frank Lee, is highlighted in this article.
Speaking about the Amgen program, Khoshkhoo said “It’s a great opportunity considering that last summer I did research the whole time, plus had full-time classes so I was eligible to stay on campus. This year, because of this program, I get to stay on campus and do full-time research without worrying about classes. Also, Amgen offers a lot of support.”
Mr. Loewinger builds upon his Amgen supported research in chemical dependency as a Watson Fellow at Pitzer College for the 2012-2013 academic year.
Ms. Korch is the first Juniata College student to receive the National Science Foundation award as an undergraduate, and will be studying Chemistry at CalTech in the Fall.
Ms. Korch (2011 Amgen cohort) and five others advance to final selection round for the prestigious Fellowship program.
As a doctoral student at UC Santa Barbara, Mr. Goldsmith and several of his peers will conduct research in Dailan, China as part of the PIRE-ECCI Fellowship program.
Two Amgen alumni, Chris Arakawa (2009 cohort) and Shivani Dharmaraja (2010 cohort) were recognized with a group of undergraduate researchers awarded Best Podium Presentation at the 2nd Annual UCLA Bioengineering Design Symposium.
Adeleke was chosen as one of only 20 students accepted at Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo, NY.
Article posted on the Princeton University Web site highlighting the class of ’09 features Euphemia.
