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Kristen Olson received the University of Nebraska's 2024 Outstanding Research and Creative Activity Award for conducting outstanding research of national/international significance.
Sociology
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Katie Colburn earned the inaugural Fredrickson-Formanek Scholarship for supporting the LGBTQA+ community.
Psychology
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Eloísa Grifo, Brian Harbourne, Jack Jeffries, Tom Marley, Alexandra Seceleanu, and Mark Walker earned Research Training Groups (RTG) funding from the National Science Foundation.
Mathematics
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Sophia Stockham and Xavier Ovalle earned 2024 Graduate Research Fellowships from the National Science Foundation.
Political Science, Biological Sciences
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Peter Dowben was selected to be editor-in-chief of the Journal of Physics: Condensed Matter.
Physics
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