Eighteen National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellows from Michigan State University have been selected for 2014 – the largest class of fellows at MSU since the program began in 1952. There are 31 fellows active on the East Lansing campus, which is also a record-setting number for the university. “I’m very proud of our […]
Craig Pearson, Michigan State University’s 16th Marshall Scholar, has been admitted into the National Institutes of Health Oxford-Cambridge Scholars program. In the fall, Pearson will begin his doctorate in clinical neurosciences at the University of Cambridge funded by the Marshall Scholarship. His final two years will be spent working with a co-mentor at the National […]
Two Michigan State University students pursuing STEM-related degrees have won the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship. Additionally, two other MSU students received honorable mentions. The Goldwater Scholarship was awarded to John Suddard-Bangsund and David Zoltowski, providing both with funding for undergraduate tuition and living expenses. They become the 39th and 40th Goldwater Scholars from Michigan State University since […]
Elizabeth Brajevich, a self-described worm lover and double-major sophomore at Michigan State University, has been nominated for the Udall Scholarship. The Udall Foundation honors Morris K. Udall’s legacy of public service by encouraging the continued use, enjoyment, and exploration of our nation’s natural resources, by training professionals in environmental issues, and by training Native Americans in health […]
Joel Arnold, a Michigan State University junior and squad leader for the MSU Spartan Marching Band, has been selected as a finalist for the Truman Scholarship. He will travel to Chicago March 7 for an interview with the Truman Foundation’s Regional Review Panel. More than 650 students submitted an application from 289 colleges across the […]
Allison Apland, a Michigan State University Honors College member and double-major, has been nominated for the Beinecke Scholarship. Apland is a junior studying anthropology and history in the College of Social Science. She’s from West Des Moines, Iowa and a graduate of Valley High School. During her time at MSU, Apland has served as a […]
Joel Arnold, a Davison High School graduate now pursuing two degrees from Michigan State University, has been nominated for the Harry S. Truman Scholarship. Arnold is a junior majoring in social relations and policy in the James Madison College and urban and regional planning in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources Originally from Davison, […]
Three student leaders at Michigan State University have been nominated for the Harry S. Truman Scholarship. The scholarship nominees are: Joel Arnold, a junior majoring in social relations and policy in the James Madison College and urban and regional planning in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources; Jolisa Brooks, an Honors College member and […]
Michigan State University Honors College members Milan Griffes, a history senior in the College of Social Science, and Caleigh Nowlin, an international relations senior in the James Madison College, have been nominated for the Carnegie Junior Fellows Program. “The Carnegie Junior Fellows Program offers a tremendous opportunity for MSU students to engage with the international […]
Craig Pearson, an Honors College senior majoring in neuroscience, biochemistry and molecular biology in the College of Natural Science and English in the College of Arts and Letters, has been nominated for the Churchill Scholarship. Pearson is from Bloomfield Hills and graduated from University of Detroit Jesuit High School. He entered MSU as an Alumni […]
