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to excel in a constantly changing world.
Bravo
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Brandi Pessman earned a Founders Memorial Poster Paper Award from the Animal Behavior Society.
Biological Sciences
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David Berkowitz and members of his lab had their research "Biomacromolecule-Assisted Screening for Reaction Discovery and Catalyst Optimization" published in the journal Chemical Reviews.
Chemistry
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Patrick Hoehne earned an Emerging Scholar Award from the Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation to complete his dissertation.
History
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Carole Levin's book "The Reign and Life of Queen Elizabeth I" was published by Palgrave Macmillan.
History
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Matthew Van Den Broeke's project "Developing a Structural, Morphological, and Microphysical Understanding of Left-moving Supercells" received funding from the National Science Foundation.
Meteorology (Earth and Atmospheric Sciences)
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Joseph Yesselman's project "Next-generation biophysical models for RNA dynamics, ligand binding, and catalysis" received funding from the National Institutes of Health.
Chemistry
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Laura Jensen was named a Chancellor's Scholar for earning an A in every undergraduate class.
German (Modern Languages and Literatures)
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Marianna Burks, Kristi Montooth, and Patricia Wonch Hill's project on STEM research, underserved students, and mentoring received funding from the National Science Foundation.
Biological sciences, Sociology
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Jonis Agee received the Mountain Plains Library Association’s Literary Contribution Award.
English
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Clay Cressler, John DeLong, Irina Filina, Emily Kazyak, and Etsuko Moriyama received Layman Awards from the Office of Research and Economic Development to further their research.
Various
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June Griffin and Deborah Minter were selected to participate in the University of Nebraska system's new leadership development program.
English
Majors and Minors
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Future Undergraduates
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