2023 Recipients
2022
- Emma Davenport, English (Faculty Adviser: Kathy Psomiades)
- Emmaline Drew Eliseev, Psychology & Neuroscience (Faculty Adviser: Elizabeth Marsh)
- Lauren Heckelman, Biomedical Engineering (Faculty Adviser: Louis Edwin Defrate)
2021
- Anna Tybinko, Romance Studies (Advisers: Lamonte Aidoo and Stephanie Sieburth)
- Edgar Virgüez, Environmental Sciences and Policy (Adviser: Dalia Patino Echeverri)
2020
- Chelsea Garber, Economics (Adviser: Christopher Timmins)
- Hannah Rogers, English (Adviser: Nancy Armstrong)
- Brenda Yang, Psychology & Neuroscience (Adviser: Elizabeth Marsh)
2019
- Brandon Fain, Computer Science (Faculty Adviser: Kamesh Munagala)
- Natasha Parikh, Psychology and Neuroscience (Faculty Adviser: Kevin LaBar)
- Emily Pechar, Environmental Policy (Faculty Adviser: Frederick Mayer)
- Jessica Stark, English (Faculty Adviser: Priscilla Wald)
2018
- Patrick Morgan, English
- Mai-Anh T. Vu, Neurobiology
2017
- Nicole Dalzell, Statistical Science
- Erin McKenney, Biology
2016
- Heather Heenehan, Marine Science and Conservation
- Steffen Kaupp, German Studies
2015
- Deanna Koretsky, English
- Julia Kelto Lillis, Religion
2014
- Owen Reagan, Religion
- Clifford Robinson, Classical Studies
- Maria Terres, Statistical Science
- Anil Venkatesh, Mathematics
2013
- Kristine Callan, Physics
- Anna Marie Gibson, English
2012
- Shannon McDermott, Genetics and Genomics
- Wendy Dow Piniak, Marine Science and Conservation
- Allison Schmitt, Chemistry
2011
- Aaron Thornburg, Cultural Anthropology
- Allison Wisecup, Sociology
2010
- Patrick Gallagher, Psychology and Neuroscience
- Karen Gonzalez Rice, Art, Art History & Visual Studies
2009
- Phillip Carter, English
- Kinohi Nishikawa, Literature
- Claire Parker Siburt, Chemistry
2008
- Chad Eggleston, Religion
- Erin Gentry Lamb, English
- Virginie Pouzet-Duzer, Romance Studies
2007
- Lisa Cavanaugh, Business Administration
- Marc Reibold, German Studies
2006
- Heather J. Rice, Psychology
2005
- Myrna Ivonne Wallace Fuentes, History
2004
- Gerald DiGiusto, Political Science
- Rebekah Long, English
2003
- Renan Levine, Political Science
- James Thrall, Religion
2002
- Jessica Blaustein, Literature and Women’s Studies
- Jan H. French, Cultural Anthropology
2001
- C. Alan Bester, Economics
- Alyssa Perez-Edwards, Cell Biology
2000
- Antony John, Music
- David Ridley, Economics
- Clare Talwalker, Cultural Anthropology
1998
- Stephanie Flynn, Chemistry
- Graham Hunt, Music