The winner of this year's award is Gail Blaustein. Congratulations Gail!
Criteria
This award shall recognize potential excellence in chemistry and related fields achieved by a woman at the graduate or undergraduate level.
At the time of nomination, the candidate must:
1.) have returned to academic studies after an absence of three or more years (three or more years of elapsed time means 3 and 30 are treated equally).
2.) be a degree candidate at any level in chemistry or a related field at an accredited four-year college or university.
3.) have completed at least one academic year of college chemistry upon returning.
4.) exhibit exceptional qualities of interest, excellence, and professional potential in chemistry.
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Conditions
Nominations for the scholarship may be made by a member of Iota Sigma Pi or by a member of the faculty of the nominee's institution.
Only one nomination may be submitted from any one department within a college or university.
The nomination dossier must contain:
1.) the candidate's name, phone number, permanent and school addresses.
2.) official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended by the nominee.
3.) a short essay by the nominee describing her goals, pertinent experiences which influenced her choice of major, any interests or talents that will assist her in succeeding in her professional career, and how the scholarship will benefit her in meeting her goals.
4.) two letters of recommendation; one from the nominator, and a second by a chemical professional acquainted with the candidate's potential and abilities.
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Application Procedure
One original and five copies of the dossier should be sent to the Members-at-Large Coordinator at the address shown below.
Complete applications must be received by April 1st and the awardee will be announced asap after that date.
The scholarship consists of a $1,500 unrestricted cash award, a certificate of recognition, and a year's complimentary membership in IOTA SIGMA PI.
The award will be presented at any suited academic, scientific, or professional meeting including recognition ceremonies at the awardee's institution or the IOTA SIGMA PI National Convention. The scholarship committee chair shall make arrangements after consultation with the awardee.
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MAL National Coordinator
Karen Knaus, Ph.D.
University of Colorado Denver
Dept. of Chemistry, B194
1201 5th Street
Denver, CO 80204
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Previous Award Recipients
2009 - Katie Collette
2008 - Rebecca Weber
2007 - Julie A Dionne
2006 - Tatyana Dalrymple
2005 - Karen Goodwin and Tanya Long
2004 - Meredith Shetley
2003 - Corrine Kvamme
2002 - Heather Marxen
2000 - Ellen Ann Lorange
1999 - Cynthia D. Homer
1998 - Gabrielle Rum
1997 - Martha Aguilar
1996 - Michelle Cottingham-Sellars
1995 - Janice Steckel
1994 - Dalila Kovacs
1993 - Kristin McLain
1992 - Kalyani Banerjee
1991 - Sabine M. Maas
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