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This WIKI is intended to be a conversation about students who we consider likely recipients of awards as selected by the Natural Science Division. | This WIKI is intended to be a conversation about students who we consider likely recipients of awards as selected by the Natural Science Division. | ||
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| + | == Thomas Clarkson Grave and Anna Hubbard Grave Graduate Scholarship in Natural Science == | ||
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| + | This award was established by Lucy Moore Grave '02 in memory of her husband's parents. | ||
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| + | Criteria: Given to students who are academically able, and who exhibit devotion to the advancement of science, stability of character, and originality. to be used for a year of graduate study in zoology, biology, geology, or chemistry. The members of the Biology, Chemistry and Geology departments submit nominations to the Natural Science Division Committee who make the final decision. | ||
Award amount: TBD based on income. | Award amount: TBD based on income. | ||
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'''== Gertrude Pardieck Hubbard Distinguished Student Award ==''' | '''== Gertrude Pardieck Hubbard Distinguished Student Award ==''' | ||
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This award was established by Gertrude Pardieck Hubbard '18, in memory of her husband Dr. John Charles Hubbard, an outstanding physicist whose research efforts were devoted to the science of ultrasonics. He developed the sonic interferometer - the chief instrument for precision measurement of velocity of ultrasonic waves. | This award was established by Gertrude Pardieck Hubbard '18, in memory of her husband Dr. John Charles Hubbard, an outstanding physicist whose research efforts were devoted to the science of ultrasonics. He developed the sonic interferometer - the chief instrument for precision measurement of velocity of ultrasonic waves. | ||
Revision as of 11:34, 26 February 2007
This WIKI is intended to be a conversation about students who we consider likely recipients of awards as selected by the Natural Science Division.
Thomas Clarkson Grave and Anna Hubbard Grave Graduate Scholarship in Natural Science
This award was established by Lucy Moore Grave '02 in memory of her husband's parents.
Criteria: Given to students who are academically able, and who exhibit devotion to the advancement of science, stability of character, and originality. to be used for a year of graduate study in zoology, biology, geology, or chemistry. The members of the Biology, Chemistry and Geology departments submit nominations to the Natural Science Division Committee who make the final decision.
Award amount: TBD based on income.
- of recipients: 1
== Gertrude Pardieck Hubbard Distinguished Student Award ==
This award was established by Gertrude Pardieck Hubbard '18, in memory of her husband Dr. John Charles Hubbard, an outstanding physicist whose research efforts were devoted to the science of ultrasonics. He developed the sonic interferometer - the chief instrument for precision measurement of velocity of ultrasonic waves.
Criteria: Given to a student majoring in mathematics, physics, or chemistry who has done outstanding work. Excess income above $100 award shold go to the Earnest Wildman Science Library as a gift in the name of the award winner to provide books over and above the budget. These books should bear a distinctive bookplate with the student's name on it.
Award: Up to income.
Maximum # of recipients: 3
Awarded by: Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry departments.
