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The Robert E. Greiling Jr. Fellowship
This fellowship was endowed by Robert E Greiling to support graduate study in physics, particularly for those interested in research in the areas of Particle Physics and Cosmic Rays. Details & Award Winners
Professor Allen M Goldman Fellowship
A fellowship started by former students of Professor Allen Goldman honoring his 40+ years of teaching and mentoring students. The fellowship will be awarded each year to a graduate student enrolled in the School of Physics and Astronomy working toward a graduate degree. Details & Award Winners
The Dr. Leonard F. Burlaga/Arctowski Medal Fellowship Gift
The Dr. Leonard F. Burlaga/Arctowski Medal Fellowship Gift is equivalent to a 50%-time Graduate Assistantship during the summer. The fellowship will be awarded to a full-time graduate students in good standing with exceptional potential in their field enrolled in the School of Physics and Astronomy working toward a graduate degree and associated with the Space Physics Group. Details & Award Winners
The Anatoly Larkin Fellowship
The Larkin Fellowship is a fellowship awarded to a physics graduate student whose adviser is a member of the Fine Theoretical Physics Institute. The fellowship was established in memory of Professor Anatoly Larkin and was endowed by a group of 43 donors made up of his former students and colleagues. Details & Award Winners
The Aneesur Rahman Award
A $1,000 prize for advanced graduate students for outstanding research contributions. Details & Award Winners
The Outstanding T.A. Award
A $200 award which recognizes the work of both graduate and undergraduate teaching assistants. The deadline for nominations is March 31. The nomination form can be found here. Details & Award Winners
The Robert O. Pepin Fellowship
A graduate fellowship honoring the teaching and research career of Robert O. Pepin, long time faculty member of the School of Physics and Astronomy. Details & Award Winners
The Hoff Lu Fellowship
A fellowship for graduate students created by Mike and Lester Lu. This fellowship was endowed in honor of their father, the late Hoff Lu (Ph.D. 1941). Lu was a distinguished alumnus of the University, working in Al Nier's laboratory during the period when the Professor completed his famous work on U235 and U238. Hoff Lu is known as the father of theoretical nuclear physics in China. Details & Award Winners
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