10 Things Your Alumni Donations Have Helped Us Accomplish*
2006-07
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Student Research and Travel.
Scott Hartsel, Lori Scardino, Vinay Rao and Damon Campbell present work
in Salt Lake City at the Biophysical Society Meeting(left) and Kirsten Strobush and Matt Hooper study extraterrestrial atmospheres with Dr. Jim Boulter (right).
One of the defining features of a UWEC Chemistry education is the opportunity to carry out research with faculty and travel to present the results. Our fabulous Office of Sponsored Programs has many grants for student and faculty travel yet it is not always sufficient to get to major national meetings. This is where special funds such as our Felker fund as well as general Chemistry Foundation dollars can help bridge the gap. In addition, you dollars can provide valuble seed money and student research assistance which, again, will help us obtain future funding from private and public donors.
Scott Hartsel, Lori Scardino, Vinay Rao and Damon Campbell present work
in Salt Lake City at the Biophysical Society Meeting(left) and Kirsten Strobush and Matt Hooper study extraterrestrial atmospheres with Dr. Jim Boulter (right).
One of the defining features of a UWEC Chemistry education is the opportunity to carry out research with faculty and travel to present the results. Our fabulous Office of Sponsored Programs has many grants for student and faculty travel yet it is not always sufficient to get to major national meetings. This is where special funds such as our Felker fund as well as general Chemistry Foundation dollars can help bridge the gap. In addition, you dollars can provide valuble seed money and student research assistance which, again, will help us obtain future funding from private and public donors.
