BSOS Student Awards and Honors
The scholarship, talent and activism of students in the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences has garnered numerous awards and honors.
Graduate School Summer Research Fellowship
Congratulations to Ph.D. student Eric( Xueyuan) Gao in the Department of Geographical Sciences for winning a Graduate School Summer Research Fellowship. These awards provide support to doctoral students in the period shortly before or after advancement to candidacy. The Fellowship enables doctoral students to devote a summer of focused work to prepare for or complete a benchmark in their program. The goal is to help doctoral students to take a significant step forward in their studies in order to reduce time-to-degree, increase degree completion, and enhance the graduate student experience. The Fellowships carry a stipend of $5,000.
NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship
Julia Reicin, a senior double majoring in Geospatial Information Science and in psychology, was awarded a $10,000 NCAA postgraduate scholarship. This scholarship is awarded to those who demonstrate academic excellence, athletic achievement, and community involvement. Reicin has excelled both as a student and as a member of the Cross Country and Track and Field teams.
UMD Undergraduate Researchers of the Year:
Awardees receive a $1,000 gift and a plaque
Rachel Yu (GVPT), nominated by Professor Margaret Pearson
"I'm incredibly grateful for all of the support and encouragement that I've received during my time at Maryland. I've always been passionate about learning and pushing our understanding of political science and the world around us. For me, this award is an encouragement; I still have a lot of room for growth and questions to explore, and I hope that my future research experiences will continue to help me become a scholar dedicated to serving others," Yu said. "After graduation, I will be pursuing a Ph.D. in political science at the University of California, San Diego. I hope to continue researching and teaching in the future!"
Danielle Zukerman (HESP), nominated by Professor Matthew Goupell
Published on Thu, Mar 25, 2021 - 12:00PM