Student Awards and Honors

The following awards are to commence Summer 2005

and/or Academic Year 2005 - 2006

Florida Gubernatorial Fellow 2005-2006

Lauren Keenan

New College of Florida

 

New College Senior one of only four Florida Gubernatorial Fellows for 2005-2006 August 30, 2005

 

Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Graduate Scholarship, 2005-2006

Matthew Ramsey

University of Tulane School of Medicine

 

NC Grad Matt Ramsey awarded Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship Award is one of only 76 nationwide and funds $50,000/year for medical school August 30, 2005

 

Florida Academy of Sciences

Student Awards presented at the 2005 Annual Meeting

Alisa Nemchonok

Outstanding Undergraduate Student Paper (Science Teaching)

"From Marine Lab Outreach Project to Marine Science Outreach Initiative: Connecting Formal and Informal Science Education"

 

National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellow

Erica Slotter

Northwestern University

 

NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduate (REU)

Eileen Heneghan

Department of Mathematics at Louisiana State University

Guangming Lang

Department of Mathematics at Texas A&M University

Natasha Pettifor

Center for the Integrative Study of Animal Behavior at Indiana University

 

U.S. Department of Energy National Undergraduate Fellow in Plasma Physics and Fusion Energy Sciences

Bryan DeBono

Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory and the University of California, San Diego

 

Morris K. Udall Scholarship

Bryson Voirin

New College of Florida

Environmental Studies Achievements earn Bryson Voirin $5,000 award: The Morris K. Udall Scholarship April 20, 2005

Council of Undergraduate Research

Posters on the Hill

Niña Caculitan

New College of Florida

Undergraduate Research alive -- at New College (PDF) April 18, 2005 Article in the Sarasota-Herald Tribune

Student Niña Caculitan one of 75 undergrads to present research at "Posters on the Hill" April 15, 2005

Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Fall 2005

U.S. Department of State, Institute of International Education

Evan Nicole Miller

New Zealand -- Study Abroad at the University of Auckland

 

Fulbright Fellow Program for U.S. Students 2005-2006

Talya Dayton

Italy - Full Grant

Erica Haas   

Germany - Teaching Assistant

Thomas Patteson   

Germany - Full Grant

Miranda Tedholm

Germany - Teaching Assistant

New College Receives Special Recognition from the Florida Legislature -- Both House and Senate Honor New College's Fulbright Achievement Record April 14, 2005

New College Announces Four Fulbright Fellows for 2005-2006 April 12, 2005

Featured Student Profile: Mariah Arnold and Alisa Nemchonok February 4, 2005

New College Students Awarded by the Florida Collegiate Honors Council January 13, 2005

Featured Student Profile: Romina Ruiz January 11, 2005

Featured Student Profile: Brian Cody December 7, 2004

Dr. Meg Lowman and Student Bryson Voirin Attend Int'l Canopy Conference September 16, 2004

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Faculty and Campus-Wide Awards and Honors

Professor Glenn Cuomo named Fulbright Senior Scholar May 20, 2005

Professor Carrie Benes receives NEH Grant for Assisi Seminar in Italy April 22, 2005

Jono Miller named as a "Champion of Conservation": Sarasota County Recognizes ESP Co-Director with Lifetime Achievement Award April 21, 2005

The Princeton Review name New College of Florida the #6 Best Value in Higher Education: Princeton Review Ranks New College Ahead of Princeton, Grinnell and UNC Chapel Hill April 18, 2005

Undergraduate students from across the country gather to present and discuss research -- New College of Florida hosts the CIEL Undergraduate Research Symposium, April 14-15, in Sarasota, Florida April 14, 2005

New College to host CIEL Student Learning Symposium April 8, 2005

Professor of Anthropology Tony Andrews was a featured guest on All Things Considered on National Public Radio on April 11, 2005.  Professor Andrews was discussing excavations of Mayan ruins in Belize that he and a team of anthropologists are currently conducting.  Follow the link below to access the NPR web site and listen to the clip that ran on the radio http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4586258