Freshman Recognition Award

The Freshman Recognition Award is presented to one National AIChE student member in each student chapter who has been the most active in their student chapter during his/her freshman year, on recommendation of the Student Chapter Advisor.

Sponsor:
ScaleUp Sponsors

Award:

• Free Registration to the 2012 AIChE Annual Student Conference 
• $50 Travel Allowance to be used towards the 2012 Annual Student Conference
• Certificate of Recognition

The 2012 Annual Student Conference will take place from October 26-29, 2012 in Pittsburg, PA 

Deadline: July 1, 2012
For assistance, please contact AIChE Awards Administrator, Ph./Fax: 646-495-1331/646-495-1503; Email: awards@aiche.org.

2012-2013 Application Form 

Note: To be eligible for this prize, the nominee’s student chapter MUST file an annual report with AIChE. The reporting period is open from May to June 30, 2012. Award nominations may be submitted in advance of the report, with the expectation that the chapter will file a report by the reporting deadline. Award nominators will be notified after July 1 about any missing annual reports. Chapters will be allowed a one-month grace period after the nomination deadline to file a report.

2011 Winners:

Tyler Sherman, Arizona State University; Nicholas Kelsey, Trine University; Julie Boyles, North Carolina State University; Colvin Wang, University of Virginia; Kazi Yasin Helal, Polytechnic Institute of New York University; Matt Schoendorf, University of Michigan; Sarah Kennedy, University of Kentucky, Paducah; Nigel Schmitz, University of North Dakota; Jasmine Htoon, University of Tulsa; Ethan Kirschner, Stevens Institute of Technology; Megan Schroeder, University of Missouri; Deirdre Brockwell, Mississippi State University; Manasi Dave, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign; Troy Alvarado, Texas Tech University; Kevin Diehl, Kansas State University; Branden Trahan, University of Louisiana, Lafayette; Jayne Beckmann, Bucknell University; Deughyeong An, Rice University; Adriana Morales, Tecnologico de Monterrey; Carolyn Mercer, University of Florida; Kyle Marshall, University of Arizona; David Sifuentes, Brigham Young University; Kevin Vo, Texas A&M University; Emily Vannozzi, University of Maine; Ben Kegley, University of Tennessee, Chattanooga; Victoria Zeuner, Northeastern University; Chandler Bass, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology; Anthony D'Amico, University of New Hampshire; Ben Karabasz, John Hopkins University; Caroline Quan, University of California, Berkeley; Haley Moen, Oregon State University; Jean Smith, University of Massachusetts, Amherst; Ryan Marschang, University of Pennsylvania; Renee Linuma, University of Kentucky; Adrien Deschamps, Brown University; Jarrett Peplinski, Michigan State University; Daniel Arias, Auburn University; Daniel Douglas, Tuskegee University