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Sei Sujishi Award
The Sei Sujishi Prize is funded by an endowment established in 1994 by family members and friends of the late chemistry professor Sei Sujishi, who taught freshman chemistry effectively for many years. The winner is determined by vote of the faculty involved in the teaching of our freshman courses. The award is given to the student who concluded his or her freshman year with the most consistent outstanding performance in both classroom and laboratory. The prize consists of a certificate and a monetary award, both of which are presented at the annual Undergraduate Recognition Awards ceremony.
Year | Recipient(s) |
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1995 | Kostandinos Sideras |
1996 | Keith Stowell |
1997 | Charlotte Eng |
1998 | Eric Mariuma |
1999 | Sabbath Troisi |
2000 | Vladimir Simov |
2001 | Gena Won |
2002 | Yee Low |
2003 | Eric Rus |
2004 | Xiannian Wu |
2005 | Sara Cerrone |
2006 | Robert Robinson |
2007 | Ka Fut Poon |
2008 | Matthew Graham, Jeffrey Wu |
2009 | Hillary Moss |
2010 | Michael Saccomanno, Daniel Weinstein |
2011 | Peter Giattini |
2012 | Elizabeth Ha, Saif Laljee |
2013 | Edward Miller |
2014 | Kevin Abraham |
2015 | Kian Avilla, Hong Ng |
2016 | Ryan Kawalerski, Anthony Huang, Mathew Staudt, Matthew Wu |
2017 | Ryan McHugh, Yexin Su |
2018 | Matthew Lee, Michael Cottone, Kathikeyan Mayvilvahanan |
2019 | Jessi Chen, Shrey Thacker |
2020 | Penelope Chang, Xiner Jiang |
2021 | Ethan Aminov, Saba Gulzar, Kimberley Owusu |
2022 | Kevin Gatien, Noah Schwartzapfel |
2023 | Hiba Ahmed, Tyler Nagosky |