UpDate - Vol. 13, No. 32, Page 5
May 19, 1994
Graduate office announces 1994-95 fellows, scholars

     The Office of Graduate Studies held a reception April 28 to honor 27
fellowship winners and five tuition scholarship winners for 1994-95.
     The graduate students receiving the awards were selected on the basis
of their accomplishments and promise as outstanding professionals in their
fields by a subcommittee of the Faculty Senate Committe on Graduate
Studies. There were 71 applicants for the awards.
     The 32 graduate students receiving fellowships and scholarships were

        Mary Ellen Bellanca, English;
        Tonia Bleam, linguistics;
        Betty J. Davis Best, art history;
        Stephen M. Casey, chemical engineering;
        Jennifer Chu, computer and information sciences;
        Phillip T. Conrad, computer and information sciences;
        Melvin J. D'Souza, sociology;
        Adam Davey, individual and family studies;
        John Gary Daynes, history;
        Glen J. Ernst, urban affairs and public policy;
        Richard S. Feltman, mechanical engineering;
        Edmund M. Grace, geography;
        Sharon J. Keeler, plant and soil sciences;
        Susan Lake, art conservation;
        Jeffrey L. Lidz, linguistics;
        W. Barksdale Maynard, art history;
        Stuart McCaughey, psychology;
        B.D. Nandadeva, art conservation;
        James F. Newill, mechanical engineering;
        Chao-Ying Ni, materials science;
        Karla Nielson, theatre;
        M. Eugena Ordonez, art conservation;
        H. Tuba Ozkan, civil engineering;
        Sharmila Pai, chemistry and biochemistry;
        Krishna Mohan Pillai, mechanical engineering;
        Richard E. Powell, history;
        Philip Ross, chemistry and biochemistry;
        Ratna Shekhar, chemical engineering;
        M.S. Muhammed Thaha, physics and astronomy;
        Subodh Wagle, urban affairs and public policy;
        Hengchun Ye, geography; and
        Eric Youngstrom, psychology.
                                                  -Sue Swyers Moncure