This list of Cornell faculty and student awards is a sampling of honors presented this year. Some awards not listed here already have been announced in the Chronicle. Congratulations to all!

The Class of 2003 Degree Marshals are Stephanie Setyadi and Katharine Carlino; Class of 2003 Banner Bearers are Catherine Wood, Sarah Holtz and Noah Pollock.

The award for Academic Excellence was presented to the top scholar in each of the college's majors. They were awarded as follows: animal science -- Catherine Wood; applied economics and management -- Melissa Cauchard; atmospheric sciences -- Katharine Carlino; biological engineering -- Nieraj Jain; biological sciences -- Sandeep Ravindran; biology and society -- Marla Kugel and Vinny Lee; biometry and statistics -- John Aiken; communication -- Angie Kim; crop and soil sciences -- Andrea Chaloux; education -- Sharon Thomas; entomology -- Ainsley Seago; food science -- Katherine Meyers; general studies -- Richard Loomis; international agriculture -- Sonali Roy; landscape architecture -- Anita Roth; natural resources -- Cynthia Williams; nutrition, food and agriculture -- Angela Shields; plant sciences -- Rachel Miller; rural sociology -- Sarah Holtz; science of earth systems -- Rei Ueyama.

The Alpha Zeta Scholarship Key Award, for last year's freshman in the college with the highest cumulative grade point average, went to Michael Dickstein.

Natalie Walleser and Benjamin Wolfe received the Richard A. Church Senior Service Award, sponsored by the ALS Alumni Association, based on voluntary activities beyond undergraduate academic requirements.

Kiran Goldman was given the Paul Schreurs Memorial Award to recognize excellence in undergraduate research and service to the community, sponsored by the college's honor society, Ho-Nun-De-Kah.

The Professor of Merit Award, voted by the senior class, went to George Hudler, professor in the Department of Plant Pathology. Also voted on by the senior class, the Donald C. Burgett Distinguished Adviser Award recipient was James Bartsch, associate professor in the Department of Biological and Environmental Engineering.

The Young Faculty Teaching Excellence Award went to Evan Cooch, assistant professor of natural resources.

The Innovative Teacher Award, for developing new approaches to instruction in undergraduate teaching, went to William Schulze, the K.L. Robinson Professor of Agricultural Economics and Public Policy in the Department of Applied Economics and Management.

The National Association of Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA) Teaching Award of Merit, for individuals who excel in teaching an agricultural discipline, went to Syed Rizvi, professor of food science.

Joe Regenstein, professor in the Department of Food Science, received the Excellence for Promoting Cultural Diversity Award, recognizing members of the CALS faculty and academic staff who have made significant contributions to enhancing a positive climate for multicultural diversity within their teaching, research and/or extension programs.

Randy Worobo, assistant professor in the Department of Food Science and Technology in Geneva, received the Excellence in Mentoring Undergraduate Students in Independent Research Award.

The Edgerton Career Teaching Award, for a faculty member who has provided outstanding teaching and advising throughout a long and continuous career in the college, was presented to Richard Root, professor of ecology and evolutionary biology.

Melissa Cauchard and Stephanie Setyadi were chosen to receive the Cyril F. Crowe Prize, which recognizes academic performance of students in the department.

The G.F. Warren Award for Outstanding Publication or Manuscript went to Christian Vossler.

Professor William Schulze received the Innovative Teacher Award, and Professor Ravi Kanbur won the William Tomek Excellence in Faculty Research Award.

Heidi Gjertsen and Xing Zhou were named Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistants.

Devan Rosen was named Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant in communication.

Matthew Nisbet and Fang Yang won the Graduate Student Anson E. Rowe Award. Kristen Haunss and Ann Hsieh won the Undergraduate Anson E. Rowe Endowment Fund.

Kristen Haunss and Bruce Hardy won the Jane Brody Journalism Award in the fall of 2002.

The Kenneth J. Bissett Award, presented to a communication major who exhibit academic excellence, creativity, sensitivity and an interest in the arts, went to Kristen Haunss.

The Thomas B. Bush Memorial Fund Award, based on academic ability, character and other relevant factors, went to seniors Bruce Hardy, Timothy Olsen and Jennifer Shaffer; juniors Diane Plavecski and Jessica Woolf; and sophomore Michele Head.

The Birge Kinne Fund Award, also based on academic ability, character and other relevant factors, went to seniors James Jackson, Julie Kluka, Bennett Steeves, Rebecca Tillemans, Michael Webb and Nina Won.

Kris Ann Brady won the Edward L. Bernays Foundation Primus Inter Pares Award to encourage leadership in the Cornell Public Relations Student Society of America.

The Sheila Turner Seed Memorial Award, a paid internship at Scholastic Inc.'s Choices magazine for junior women majoring in communication, went to Stacey Delikat.

The Chester Freeman Communication Leadership Fund Award, given to a communication junior who best exhibits the interdisciplinary character of the department's program, went to Melanie Massimo.

Amita Chugh received the William B. Ward Communication Scholarship.

Lauryn Slotnick and Katie Klein received the Women Executives in Public Relations Foundation Award.

The Alfred N. Schwartz Prize for Agricultural Journalism, for undergraduates submitting original manuscripts, went to: Philip Lane, first place; Laura Borden, second place, and Amanda Vanblarcom, third place.

The winners of the Woodford Speaking Contest, held in the fall semester, were: Colleen Lambo, CALS, first place; Douglas Hopek, A&S, second place; Katharina Russ, CALS, third place; and honorable mention went to CALS majors Muhammad Khalid, Orren Wexler and Scilla Michelucci.

Winners of this spring's Class of 1886 Memorial Speaking Contest were: Monica Schiefen, A&S, first place; Michele Head, CALS, second place; David Fisher, ILR, third place; and honorable mention went to CALS majors John Overton, Angela Parrish and Steven Reuter.

The winners of the Eastman-Rice Speaking Stage, a persuasive speaking contest in which CALS majors compete, were Matthew Janiga, first place; Melanie Fraticelli, second place; Philip Lane, third place, and honorable mention went to Amber Parker, Michael Schwartz and Joe Vongvorachoti.

Winners of the 1894 Memorial Debate Competition, a two-day, fall semester campuswide competition among undergraduates who are members of the Cornell Forensics Society, were: Lara Douglas, Pratibha Vuppuluri, Jeffrey Terkowitz, David Early, Daniel Pearlstein, Aaron Franklin, Jessica Schneider and Crystal Zell. Prizes also went to Leandro Garcia, Jacob Colin, Charles Crandall, Dustin Johnson, Jesse Knapp, Justin Schoenberg, Sandra Alvarez, Jonathan Grossberg, Lisa Wang, Mike Cross and Charles Brady.

Gretchen Poulos won the Carol J. Adomiak Communication Undergraduate Service Award.

Brian Earle was named a winner of the Kendall S. Carpenter Memorial Advising Prize.

Jill Wason and Ann Hsieh received the Baccalaureate Service Award.

Ted Feldpausch won the Bradfield Award, which supports research intended to enhance the well-being of small farmers and their families in developing countries.

Brian Flannigan received the 2002 Robert B. Musgrave Award, based on exceptional performance in terms of professional contributions and/or service to the disciplines of crop and soil sciences, or to the Department of Crop and Soil Sciences.

The 2002 Harry A. McDonald Award, based on exceptional performance in terms of professional contributions and/or service to the disciplines of crop and soil sciences, or to the Department of Crop and Soil Sciences, went to Daniel Elswit.

Gary Langham received a Clark Distinguished Teaching Award, and Rebecca Safran received a CALS Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant Award, both given in recognition of excellence in teaching by a teaching assistant.

The Robert H. Whittaker Award, given in recognition of the best oral presentation made by a graduate student at the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Graduate Student Association's Symposium, went to Richard Phillips of the Department of Natural Resources.

The Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Book Award for the best paper given by a beginning graduate student at the Graduate Student Symposium went to James Walters.

CIFS Advisory Council Undergraduate Awards went to: Morgan Chase, Adi Dewanto, Robin Erat, Jessica Hof, Roderick Purwana, Tracy Sinnott, Julita Sudwikatmono and Grace Wang.

Katherine Meyers won the General Mills/Food Science Undergraduate Award, for academic excellence and outstanding achievement.

Katherine Meyers and Rebecca Taylor won awards from the Ruth Herzog/Albert Flegenheimer Memorial (Undergraduate) Fund. The Ruth Herzog and Albert Flegenheimer Graduate Award went to Hazel Fromm, Melissa Mundo and Nuttawee Niamsiri.

The Ruth and Henry Herzog Graduate Award, presented to students who have achieved both academic excellence and advanced in their research endeavors, went to Belgin Dogan, Haijing Hu, Kendra Nightingale, Jie Sun and Marie Yeung.

The Unilever U.S. Graduate Award, recognizing an outstanding graduate student involved in frozen desserts technology or new product development, went to Hongquan (Garth) Liang.

Chi Kong (Vincent) Yeung received the Julian C. Colyer Award, recognizing excellence in a scientific paper by a graduate student in food chemistry.

Brandon Nelson and Matthew Steven won the Germain Mocquot Award, recognizing outstanding graduate students in food science and technology who have demonstrated an original scientific idea in dairy microbiology or cheese technology and a commitment to community and professional service.

The John E. Kinsella Award went to Kafui Adom.

Soazig Delamarre and Katherine Kittel won the Kosi Award in Food Science, for a graduate student who has made exceptional scientific or technical contributions to food science and has displayed leadership qualities and societal concerns.

Sarah Valois received the Downing Graduate Student Excellence Award.

The Goya Foods Prize went to Joris Gerald Niilante Amissah.

Kraft Foods Fund Prizes went to Kristen Lahey and Leighanne Marley.

Pamela Malcoff, Katherine Meyers, Erin Ohmann and Grace Wang received Eastern Frosted Foods Association awards.

The Cornell Food Science Freshman Award went to James Bingham and Kristen Lahey, and the CALS/Corwith Memorial Scholarship went to Eva Fowler.

The following students received Institute of Food Technologists awards: Larissa Bell, Ashley Hiatt, Valerie Kasztejna, Judson Rudgers, Morgan Chase, Robin Erat, Tracy Sinnott, Katherine Meyers, Erin Ohmann, Sasitorn Chantanawarangoon, Matthew Steven and Po Sai Marie Yeung.

The following teaching awards were given: David Sue was named Outstanding Teaching Assistant, and Victoria Lappi and John Smythe were named runners-up. Professor John Brady was recognized with the Teaching Excellence Award. Janice Brown received the Circle Link Outstanding Teaching and Advising Award.

Catherine Banning received the Walter R. Clarke Memorial Fund Award, based on character, scholastic record and other relevant factors.

Peter Grimaldi, Jonathan Hunt, Timothy Mendenko and Jennifer Vidmar received the Edwin J. Dietz Award, established to provide scholarships to students.

The Melvin B. and Helen K. Hoffman Award, based on academic ability, character and other relevant factors, were presented to Kevin Bittner, Lucy Garrison-Clauson and Alberto Stolfi.

The Frederick F. Horton Fund Award, based on academic ability, character and other relevant factors, was presented to Jennifer Vidmar.

The Alfred C. Hottes Amateur Gardening Fund Award, based on academic record, character and other relevant factors, went to Catherine Banning, Elizabeth Savory and Angela Zimmerman.

Erin Finan received the King/Douglas Scholarship, given to a woman in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences who has achieved high standing.

The Wilhelmine Lind Memorial Fund Award was given to Mia Akaogi, Julie Hughes, Beth Keitel, Lauren Nelson, Esther Pullen, Heather Root, Elizabeth Savory, Julia Ullman, Emily Vollmer, Heather Wehnau and Angela Zimmerman.

The Marvin L. Lindner Award was presented to Scott Creary, Scott Henning, Julie Hughes, Adam Lee, Andrew Sliwa, Heather Wehnau and Jessica Wells.

Elizabeth Savory received the Professor Alfred M.S. and Mrs. Alice Read Pridham Scholarship Fund Award, based on academic ability, character and other relevant factors.

Julie Hughes received the William H. Stimming Scholarship and the New York State Nursery and Landscape Association A.M.S. Pridham Award.

The New York State Flower Industries Research and Education Fund (NYSFIREF)Award was presented to Amy Bestic. She also won the American Society for Horticultural Science Outstanding Horticulture Student Award. The NYSFIREF--James W. Boodley Award was presented to Jessica Wells. The NYSFIREF--John Feldis Sr. Memorial Award was presented to Quirinus Pennings.

The NYSFIREF--John G. Seeley Award was presented to Jason Timian. The NYSFIREF--Joseph J. Yedowitz Sr. Award was presented to Peter Grimaldi.

Katrina Duttweiler received the Kenneth Post Award for academic achievement as a senior in floriculture and ornamental horticulture.

The H.R. Schenkel Sr. Memorial Fund Award, which recognizes superior academic achievement by a sophomore or junior, went to Lisa Detweiler.

The Arthur Thomas Memorial Horticulture Fund Award, given to an outstanding junior or senior student in floriculture and ornamental horticulture, was presented to Amy Bestic, Katrina Duttweiler, Lucy Garrison-Clauson, Adam Lee, Christopher Marshall, Quirinus Pennings, Elizabeth Savory, Jason Timian, Jessica Wells and Erica Wilhelm.

Josephine Alcott and Eric Hsu received the William Frederick Dreer Award, based on academic ability, character and other relevant factors.

The American Society for Horticultural Science Collegiate Scholars were Maia Beh, Amy Bestic, Lisa Detweiler, Katrina Duttweiler, Beth Keitel, Alberto Stolfi and Erica Wilhelm.

Ann Seigies received the Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant Award.

Based on their academic achievements, the following students have accepted membership in the national Floriculture and Ornamental Horticulture Honorary Society, Pi Alpha Xi: Amy Bestic, Alan Dandorf, Eric Hsu, Julie Hughes, Susan Inman, Quirinus Pennings, Elizabeth Savory and Jason Timian.

Paula Horrigan, associate professor of landscape architecture, received the Kaplan Family Distinguished Faculty Fellowship in Service Learning Award. She also was presented the Cornell Community and Rural Development Institute's "Community and Economic Vitality Award" last fall for fostering civic engagement through campus/community partnerships.

Scott Saracco, of the Field of Genetics and Development, and Joo-Seop Park, of the Field of Biochemistry, Molecular and Cell Biology, won the Laboratory Product Sales Graduate Student Research Award.

The following students were named College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistants: Abbie Saunders, Genetics and Development Award; and Smita Shankar, Biochemistry, Molecular and Cell Biology Award.

Administrative assistant Lisa Bishop Oltz, Associate Professor Mike Richmond and custodian Rae Bishop received Exceptional Service Awards.

Rainer Assé was named Outstanding Teaching Assistant for natural resources.

The 2002 CALS Outstanding Faculty and Staff Alumni Award, given by the ALS Alumni Association, went to Bruce Wilkins.

The Russell R. Billings Graduate Assistantship Awards were presented to Kelvin Grant and James Frantz.

James Gethi received the Gerald O. Mott Graduate Student Award in crop science.

Ayman Diab was presented the Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant Award, as well as the National Association of Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture Graduate Student Teaching Award.

The New York State Seed Association Outstanding Undergraduate Award went to Julie Dawson.

Rachel Ruggirello received the Olaf F. Larson Merit Award in Rural Sociology and $100, given to an outstanding junior majoring in rural sociology. Sarah Holtz received the E. Dwight Sanderson Memorial Fund and $200, given to an outstanding senior in Rural Sociology.

Kelly Dietz received the Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant Award.

The American Institute of Architects awards a medal and certificate of merit to the top-ranking graduating students. This year's Henry Adams Medal went to Aaron Zalneraitis, and the certificate of merit went to Alfred Huang.

Aaron Zalneraitis also received the Clifton Beckwith Brown Memorial Award, for the graduating student with the highest cumulative average in architectural design.

Aron Himmelfarb received the William Downing Prize, recognizing outstanding achievement in architectural design.

The Charles Goodwin Sands Memorial Medal went to Katharine Scott, Julia Foland, Aron Himmelfarb and John Miserendino.

The Alpha Rho Chi Medal, awarded to a graduating student who has shown ability for leadership, performed willing service for the school and gives promise of real, professional merit through his or her attitude and personality, went to Hilary Scruggs.

The Charles Goodwin Sands Memorial Medal went to Gi-Hyun Lee.

Brooke White won the John Hartell Award.

Ludmilla Aristilde received the Faculty Medal of Art, given to a member of the graduating class who has shown great promise of future achievement in the field of art.

Corey Antis and Melinda Watts received the Department of Art Distinguished Achievement Award.

The Thomas W. Mackesey Prize, awarded to a city and regional planning student who has demonstrated unusual academic competence or has significantly contributed to the intellectual advancement of fellow students, went to Joshua Abrams.

Sigrid Bergland received the John W. Reps Award.

Benjamin McCloskey, Becky Scott, Kim Wheeler, Tanya Zwahlen and Wyeth Friday won the department's Community Service Award.

The winners of the Portman Graduate Student Award were Luis Pereira, Steve McFarland, Kevin Snyder and George Homsy.

Erin Bray and Ifeyinwa Ossai received the Urban and Regional Studies Academic Achievement Award.

The Urban and Regional Studies Community Service Award went to Terrance McKinley.

Winners of the Kermit C. Parsons and Janice I. Parsons Scholarship were Ian Hegarty, undergraduate, and Frank Su, graduate.

The Robert P. Liversidge III Memorial Book Award went to Donovan Hart.

The Michael Rapuano Award went to Jeffrey Pelletier.

ASLA Award winners were: Michael Marquard and Abby Clough, certificate of honor; and Anne Marie Hallal and Lili Herrera, certificate of merit.

Erica Bowman and Jeffrey Pelletier won Faculty Awards for design excellence.

Erica Bowman and Anne Marie Hallal received E. Gordon Davis Traveling Fellowships.

Degree Marshals and Banner Bearers are Y. Daniel Hue, Simon Leet, Kathleen Come, Vanessa Olbrecht and Antal Novak.

Stephen and Margery Russell Distinguished Teaching Awards went to Melissa Hines, associate professor, chemistry and chemical biology; Dennis Regan, associate professor, psychology; and John Sebastian, teaching assistant, English and medieval studies.

John M. and Emily B. Clark Distinguished Teaching Awards went to senior lecturers Frances Yufen Lee Mehta and Naomi Nakada, Asian studies, Jennifer Wissink, economics; lecturer/teaching assistant Robert Roensch, English; and teaching assistants Ayse Banu Bargu Hasturk, government, Gary Langham, ecology and evolutionary biology, and Masaki Matsubara, Asian studies.

Robert and Helen Appel Fellowships for Humanists and Social Scientists went to Charles Brittain, associate professor, classics; Ted O'Donoghue, assistant professor, economics; Amy Villarejo, associate professor, theatre, film and dance; and David Yearsley, associate professor, music.

Robert A. and Donna B. Paul Award for Excellence in Advising went to Stuart Davis, senior lecturer, English; and Walter Mebane, associate professor, government;

The 2003 Eleanor Norton York Prize in Astronomy went to Lynn Carter.

Kristine Spekkens received the Cranson W. and Edna B. Shelley Award for Graduate Research in Astronomy. The Shelley Award for Undergraduate Research in Astronomy went to Jonathan Darvill.

The following undergraduate prizes were awarded:

The ACS Analytical Prize to Stephan Zuend. George C. Caldwell Prizes to Keith Follmar and Zuleikha Kurji. Hypercube Scholar to Peter Clark. The Harold Adlard Lovenberg Prize to Cristian Gradinaru. A.W. Laubengayer Prizes to Brian Friedman, Christina Hayes and Claudia Lutz. Leo and Berdie Mandelkern Prize to Jessica Zellhoefer. Merck Index Awards to Stephanie Potisek and Jose Saenz.

The following graduate prizes were awarded:

Teaching Excellence Awards to Christopher Byrne, Jamie Cohen, Marc Faggin and Kristin Price. The Howard Neal Wachter Memorial Prize to William Noid. Tunis Wentink Prize to Prabhakar Bhimalapuram, David Moore and Jonathan Schroden.

The Richard Evans Prize for Excellence in Teaching went to Daniel Lorey.

Graduate students Gregory Brazeal and Herman Carrillo are co-winners of the Arthur Lynn Andrews Prize for fiction. Junior Laurie Brown won the undergraduate winner.

Junior Irina Privorotskaya won the George Harmon Coxe Award for her distinguished work in creative writing.

The Goethe Prize is awarded for the best essays on German literature, culture or film. In the category for graduate students, first place went to Ryan Plumley, history; second place went to Joshua Dittrich, German studies. In the category for freshmen and sophomores, two second-place winners were selected: Anastasia Poushkareva and Lindsay Wilczynski.

The Simmons Award in German, for the student who has done the "best work in German," went to freshman Chloe Layman.

Book prizes are given to outstanding students nominated by their German instructors. Books are donated to the Department of German Studies by the Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany. For German Studies 101: Jack Han-Hsing Lin, Anastasia Poushkareva, Murali Kumar, Dawne Liu, Matthew Offerman and Leigh Stefanik; for GS 122: Elisabeth Becker, Jason Wang, Wesley Mattingly, Ben Mercer, Martin Ryan, Toyin Faleimu, Angela Tsai and Iichiro Shiratsuchi; for GS 123: Joshua Gernold, Lindsay Reul, Sarah Ruth Jacobs and James Dinsmore; for GS 200: Max Eisenburger, Robert Avera, Jean-Baptiste Cossart and Mary Sutherland; for GS 204: Michael Philpott and Feng Zhou; for GS 206: Martin Schubert and Everett Halverson; for GS 302: Michael Lander and Anne Seiffert; and for GS 310: Patrick Julian Delahoy and Justin James Hall.

The first Martijn Zwart Prize for Dutch Language and Culture Immersion went to Dan Nacuta and Scott Levine, to use toward travel costs to the Netherlands this summer.

Romy Silver received the Frances Sampson Fine Arts Prize.

The following students received Luigi Einaudi Graduate Fellowships for 2003-04: Devashree Gupta, government, and Camille Robcis, history.

Recipients of Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowships for 2003-04 and Summer 2003 were: Kari Davis, landscape architecture and city and regional planning; Emily Dolan, music; Karrie Koesel, government; Mary Megan McDonald, city and regional planning; Paul Milliman, history; Carissa Sims, comparative literature; Stephen Watts, government; and Robert Young, linguistics.

Anne Marie Hallal, landscape architecture, won a Manon Michels Einaudi Summer 2003 Travel Grant.

Recipients of Michele Sicca Summer 2003 Research Grants were: Valeriya Borisova Bineva, anthropology; Sean Connolly, comparative literature; Cristina Dye, Romance studies; Jennifer Duprey, Romance studies; Emily Gunzburger, architecture; Toby Loeffler, comparative literature; Judith Rosenstein, sociology; Wiebke Thormählen, music; and Mimi Yu, English.

Frederic Conger Wood Undergraduate Summer 2003 Research Fellowships went to Jason Canavan, government and German studies; Betsy Cooper, industrial and labor relations; Scott Levine, history; and Elidor Mehilli, history of architecture.

Justin Sinz won the Harry L. Kieval Prize in Mathematics, awarded to outstanding graduating senior mathematics majors.

The Robbins Family Prize in Composition went to Yotam Haber and Thomas Schneller.

Brian Brooks won the Donald J. Grout Memorial Scholarship.

Ellen G. Adelson Prizes went to Eben Seaman, Matthew Testa and Levy Lorenzo.

David Kim won the Otto R. Stahl Memorial Scholarship.

Barbara Troxell Vocal Music Awards went to Jason Wang, Jennifer Bellor and Constance Dunlap.

John James Blackmore Prizes went to Karen Liu, Thomas Pastuszak and Aaron Herzog.

Sydney Silverman and Diego de Acosta were recognized for excellence in elementary Arabic, and Mufazzal Husain Habib was recognized for excellence in intermediate Arabic.

The Herman and Phoebe Karpel Memorial Prize, in recognition of superior performance in Hebrew studies, went to Marc Seibald, Michelle Nathan, Lauren Herman, Rebecca Hisiger and Lara Chausow.

The Harrop and Ruth Freeman Prize in Peace Studies went to seniors Rachel Criscitiello, Channa Jayasekera and Farryn Slaton.

Chien Meng Simon Ho won the Kieval Prize in Physics.

Thomas Allison won the Paul Hartman Prize in Experimental Physics, awarded jointly by the Department of Physics and the School of Applied and Engineering Physics.

The Donald R. Yennie Prize in Physics went to Anselm Levskaya.

The Juliette McMonnies Courant French Prize, which recognizes a graduating senior woman majoring in French who made the best record for four years, with special reference to facility of expression in French, went to Pamela Diaz.

The Corson French Prize in the graduate student category went to Niels Buch-Jepsen, and Pamela Diaz won in the undergraduate student category.

The J.G. White Scholarship went to Ligia Acosta and Meredith Landis, for their excellent record of performance and demonstrated commitment to the study of Hispanic language, literature and culture.

Catherine Wilson and Andrea Ioana Pantor received the J.G. White Prize for Excellence in Spanish.

Natalie Morin received the J.G. White Prize for Excellence in Spanish for an engineering student.

The J.G. White Prize for Excellence in English went to Rocio de Felix-Davila.

Degree Marshals are Yolanda Tseng of the Department of Biological and Environmental Engineering and Adam Berman of the School of Applied and Engineering Physics. Banner Bearers are Nieraj Jain, Department of Biological and Environmental Engineering; Elisa Long, School of Operations Research and Industrial Engineering; Leonid Shmuylovich, School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering; Thomas Allison, School of Applied and Engineering Physics (alternate).

The following faculty members received 2002 College of Engineering Excellence in Teaching Awards: Bruce Kusse, School of Applied and Engineering Physics; Louis Albright and Antje Baeumner, Department of Biological and Environmental Engineering; Sarah Billington, Edwin Cowen and Arnim Meyburg, School of Civil and Environmental Engineering; William Olbricht, School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering; Lillian Lee, Andrew Myers and Bart Selman, Department of Computer Science; Terrence Fine, Richard Johnson, Bradley Minch, Charles Seyler and Evan Speight, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering; Shefford Baker, Department of Materials Science and Engineering; Stephen Pope, Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering; John Muckstadt and Robin Roundy, School of Operations Research and Industrial Engineering; and Andy Ruina, Department of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics.

2002 James M. and Marsha D. McCormick Advising Awards went to Mark Psiaki, Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, and Jery Stedinger, School of Civil and Environmental Engineering.

The 2003 Tau Beta Pi/Cornell Society of Engineers Excellence in Teaching Award went to Kenneth Hover, School of Civil and Environmental Engineering.

Michael Selig and Srikanth Geedipalli received the Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant Award.

Hilary Ewing received a Benjamin A. Gilman Study Abroad Scholarship.

James Engstrom received the Faculty Appreciation Award for the College of Engineering from the Inter-Fraternity Council, the Panhellenic Society and the Multi-Cultural Greek Letter Association.

Kelvin Lee received the Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award.

Undergraduate students received the following awards: Emily Warren -- Merck Engineering and Technology Fellowship; Jonathan Chin -- 3M Engineering Scholarship; Matthew Rizk -- Dow/Rodriguez Outstanding Student Award; David McClain -- Dow/Scheele Outstanding Junior Award; Daniel Saltzberg -- Procter and Gamble Technical Excellence Award; Michael Herberg -- Award for Outstanding Service to the School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering; Jit Hin Tan -- American Institute of Chemists Award; and R. Caleb Kovell -- American Institute of Chemical Engineers Twin Tiers Award.

Graduate students received the following recognition: Brian Roberts received the American Institute of Chemical Engineers Separations Division Award in Particulate Systems; and Devashish Choudhary and Ashish Batra were selected as two of three oral presenters for the third annual Engineering 2002 Graduate Research Symposium.

Charles Lee Crandall 2003 Essay prize winners were Jeremy Billig, for first place in ES&M category; Joanna Mauer, for first place in the Environment category; Richard Jones for second place in Environment.

The 2002 Fuertes Undergraduate Medal went to Ghim Hua Lian.

Rick Jones received the ASCE Chapter 2003 John P. Riley '22, Senior Award.

The 2003 ASCE Marshal Case Haggard Award recipient was Joanna Mauer.

The recipient of the ASCE Ithaca Section 2003 Winslow T. Shearman Student Merit Award was Jennifer Grubb.

The John E. Perry Outstanding Teaching Assistant Prize winners for 2003 were Samer El-Sayed, Selina Lee and James Turner.

The John E. Perry Outstanding Undergraduate Prize winners for 2003 were Jennifer Duthie, Jennifer Grubb, Richard Jones and Christy Ward.

The recipient of the 2003 George Winter Graduate Traveling Fellowship in Structural Engineering was Zehra Cagnan.

Kevin Von Handorf received the 2003 Richard N. White Master of Engineering Award for structural engineering.

Jennifer Duthie and Jennifer Grubb were the winners of the 2003 Margaret Arronet Corbin '21 prizes.

Alan Erickson received the 2003 Ve-Sing and Tseng Soo Koo Award.

In August 2002, the ASCE Student Chapter was awarded a Certificate of Commendation for its outstanding activities during 2001.

Tim Bond was awarded the 2002 Zone I ASCE Faculty Advisor Certificate of Commendation.

John Abel won the 2003 ASCE Ithaca Section "Engineer of the Year" Award.

Mircea Grigoriu was named 2002-03 Chi Epsilon Professor of the Year award.

Kenneth Hover was the winner of the 2003 Tau Beta Pi Teaching Award, presented by the Cornell Society of Engineers Awards.

The Chester Buchanan Memorial Scholarship, awarded to an outstanding senior geology major, went to Thomas Struble and Benjamin Kostka.

Heather Northup received the Michael W. Mitchell Memorial Prize, awarded to an outstanding senior gology student who is "adept in other liberal arts fields as well as geology -- a student of the world."

Greg Hoke received the Estwing Award, presented to the graduate student voted "most outstanding graduate student of the academic year" by the faculty, staff and students in the Graduate Field of Geological Sciences. Hoke also received the Meyer Bender Memorial Scholarship, based on "dedication to academia" and "dedication to the human aspects of life."

Yujin Chung, Mary Allison Goodman and Renaldi Winoto received William S. Einwechter Awards. Noah Stein received the John G. Pertsch Prize.

Graduate students received the following fellowships: Daniel Kucharski, Richard Martin, Karthik Raghupathy, Yanxin Wang and Sean Welch -- Cornell Continuing Fellowships; Gen Pei -- Intel Foundation Fellowship; Paul Ampadu, Ali Gokirmak, Drew Guckenberger and Kyle Maurice -- IBM Fellowships; Andrew Klein -- Lockheed Martin Fellowship; Bradley Schmidt -- McMullen Fellowship; and Jacky Cheung -- GTE Fellowship.

Members of the IEEE Student Branch named Atul Maharshi Teaching Assistant of the Year and named Bradley Minch was named Professor of the Year.

The following students received the Roger K. Berman '70 Memorial Prize for excellence in oral presentation: Michael Nash and Byron Pappas, operations research; Rebecca Rounds and Garrett Barten, biological and environmental engineering; Craig Lowenthal, Prachi Sanghavi and Aaron Zahrowski, electrical and computer engineering; Christopher Sims, computer science; and Nikki Graf, mechanical and aerospace engineering.

Jennifer (Yu) Zhao received the Student Projects Award from the College of Engineering for the Fabrication of Nano-surfaces on Silicon Project.

Eric Verploegen received the James L. Gregg Memorial Prize, awarded to an outstanding junior in MSE.

Nanotechnology fellowships were awarded to Alon Gorodetsky, Heather Chapman, Jarrett Silver, Jeffrey Biser, Sarah Rosenstein and Marshall Cox.

The Outstanding Senior Award, presented by the student section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, went to Stephen Ballard Cumming and Matthew Kostura.

Michael Harbeck received a Boeing Fellowship Award.

Mohd Fadzli Hassan and Srihari Namperumal received the Outstanding Achievement Award in the Master of Engineering Program for 2001-02. Steven Hartley Collins won the McManus Design Award.

The Ralph Bolgiano Sr. Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award went to Todd Turner, with honorable mention to Louise Parsons and Kevin Ong.

The R.N. Janeway Engineering Award, for the paper submitted that presents the most promising proposal for an improvement in automotive vehicles, went to Jonathan Schoenberg and Roberto Woods.

Bradford Crowley and Amy Elizabeth Comer received the Bart Conta Prize in Engineering and the Environment, for the best work on a research or design project dealing with energy and the environment.

Chin Leong Teo and Lucas Eugene Messina won Sibley Prizes, awarded to two seniors with the highest cumulative averages while in the Sibley School.

Associate Professor Marjolein van der Meulen received the Provost's Award for Distinguished Scholarship, for her work in mechanobiology.

Professor Paul Dawson was named the winner of the 2002 Tau Beta Pi and Cornell Society of Engineers Excellence in Teaching Award.

Professor Mark Psiaki received the James M. and Marsha D. McCormick Freshman Advising Award for 2002.

David Cabrera received the Harriet Davis Fellowship for spring 2002, for exemplary service as a teaching assistant in the engineering undergraduate mathematics courses.

Pritam Ganguly won the H.D. Block Award for 2003, for excellence as a teaching assistant in the engineering undergraduate mathematics courses.

Omar Khan won the Computing Research Association Outstanding Undergraduate Award for 2003.

William Keim and Omar Khan received 2002 Frank and Rosa Rhodes Scholarships.

Undergraduate Consulting Awards went to Osman Ali, Shaun Conlon, Albert Eskenazi, A.J. Fink, Peter Flynn, Omar Khan, Abhishek Kejriwal, Navin Kumar, Andrew Marcus, Frances Spalding and Sada Williams.

The following graduate students received T.A. Awards: Kamal Aboul-Hosn, Rimon Barr, Chavdar Botev, Adrian Bozdog, Hubert Chao, Andrew Davis, Abe Heifets, Amanda Holland-Minkley, Oren Kurland, Xiangyang Lan, Robin Lim, Ben Mathew, Doug Mitarotonda, Alexa Sharp, Ves Stoyanov, Ioannis Vetsikas and Shafat Zaman.

The Ye Hosts Honorary Society sponsors the Faculty Recognition Awards to promote quality in instruction by recognizing outstanding teaching performance. The awards are decided by the students. Freshman/Sophomore -- Most Rigorous: Craig Snow, senior lecturer, organizational management, communication and law ; Freshman/Sophomore -- Most Engaged: Stephani Robson, lecturer, hospitality facilities and operations.

Junior/Senior -- Most Rigorous: Professor Scott Gibson, finance and real estate; Junior/Senior -- Most Engaged: Professor David Chappell, marketing, information systems, strategy and tourism.

Graduate -- Most Rigorous: Professor Sheryl Kimes, hospitality facilities and operations; Graduate -- Most Engaged: Professor Gary Thompson, hospitality facilities and operations.

Daniel Quan and Gabriele Piccoli received Faculty Research Awards, sponsored by the Center for Hospitality Research.

Student Research Awards went to undergraduate Melissa Murphy and graduate students Jason Swanson and Carlyn Lewis.

Melissa Murphy won the Four Seasons "Life is Service" Award, given to a Hotel School student who has contributed the most volunteer hours in the past year.

The Joseph Drown Special Prize, awarded to a graduating senior who has demonstrated academic excellence, extracurricular leadership, entrepreneurial spirit, social responsibility and well-conceived career goals and aspirations, went to Peter Penev.

Treys Ladrido won the R.C. Kopf Student Achievement Award, presented to a student who has demonstrated exceptional interest in fine wines and restaurant management.

The 2003 Banner Bearers are Rachael Drabot, Allison Friedman and Matthew Smith-Raska. Degree Marshals are I Hua Hsieh and Hedwig Lee.

The Flora Rose Prize went to Frances Turcotte.

Virginia Gaskins won the Hillier Award.

Elizabeth O'Brien received the Kappa Omicron Nu Achievement Award.

The E. Scott Maynes Award for Academic Achievement in Policy Analysis and Management went to Hedwig Lee.

The Elsie Van Buren Rice Awards in Oral Communication went to Zela Brotherton and Ari Stern, first place, and Irving Zamora, third place.

Those receiving Robinson Awards for Academic Excellence were: seniors I Hua Hsieh and Hedwig Lee; juniors Kathryn Howell and Cara Palumbo; sophomores Jessica Myers and Lin Yang; and freshmen Paul Bakken and Mary Burkhauser.

Richard Chang received the Ruthanna Wood Davis Award for Academic Achievement in Nutritional Sciences.

Amy Kinateder received the TXA Award for Excellence.

The Janet and Joseph Zuckerman Award for Excellence in Human Development Studies went to Elena Ershova.

The following were named Outstanding Seniors: Gillian Boyd, Austin Chang, Jeremy Charles, Sarah Collins, Pamela Connolly, Katie Devine, Sughosh Dhakal, Roseles Escano, Cecile Ferrando, Virginia Gaskins, Hana Getachew, Matthew Goldstein, Rebecca Harris, Erika Ichinose, Amit Kalra, Edward Lee, Mariah Levitt, Marnie Nussbaum, Marian Pokuah, Jamie Porco, David Reichenberg, Heather Schroeder, Daniel Sirvent, Rachel Stecker, Kiranmayi Sunkavalli, Kareen Waite, Jeremy Weinberg, Brian West and Yolana Young.

Anita Racine received the Kappa Omicron Nu/Human Ecology Alumni Association Award for Excellence in Advising.

Kate Bronfenbrenner and Ronald Ehrenberg received the ILR Award for Exemplary Teaching; and David Lipsky received the ILR Award for Achievement in Teaching. The ILR Award for Exemplary Graduate Assistant Teaching went to Brent Borders.

The Daniel Alpern Memorial Prize went to Aaron Page and Cari Stern in recognition of their scholarship and service to the school.

Christopher Smith won the James Campbell Memorial Award, presented to the senior selected as best representing the qualities of character and personality exemplified by Professor Campbell.

The Irving M. Ives Award, presented to the senior who has best demonstrated the qualities of good faith, integrity, responsibility, cooperativeness and good will, went to Nicole Le Blanc. The Irving M. Ives Freshman Award went to Faith Bekermus; the Sophomore Award went to Maksim Rakhlin; and the Junior Award went to Suchi Mithani.

The Edward M. Snyder Prize in Statistics went to Stephanie Hutchinson.

The Joel Seidman Prize was awarded to four students: Christina Ingoglia, Robert Hickey, Stephen Mak and Charles Wang.

The Bristol-Myers Squibb Award for Student Excellence in Management and Leadership went to Laura Chulak, Bryan Preston and David Witkowski.

The Cornell United Religious Work Baccalaureate Service Leadership Award went to Aaron Levinoff and Elena Moneti.

John Boyd, Patricia Murison, Amit Nisenbaum, Christina Reddin and Felix Rouse were named Alfred Fried Jr. Fellows.

The A. Donald Kelso Award went to Erin McMahon.

Raquel Nelson won the Kiplinger Prize.

Winners of the McAllister Essay Competition were Sean Bannon, Mark Eskridge, Mark Lustig, Brenten Nauslar, Peter Samsel, Corwin Shropshire, James Thompson and Todd Warren.

Winners of the McAllister Speech Competition were Giorgio Boneschi, Laura Chulak, Stewart Cowan, Frederick Elsner, Takuji Maekawa, Vibhu Ranjan, Felix Rouse and Bennett Thomas.

Robert Seidel Jr. received the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants Superior Scholarship in Accounting Studies Award.

Winners of the S.C. Johnson Marketing Case Study Competition were Knight Kieffer, Mary-Ellen Lacasse, Kusum Parwani and Alejandro Wellisch.

Patricia Murison won the Wall Street Journal Award.

Brenten Nauslar received the Henny Wittink Memorial Marketing Prize.

The Banfi Vintners Award went to Christina Taylor, Marino Fresch, Brian Hittle and Knight Kieffer.

Meghan Brosnahan and Dan Walworth are co-winners of the Freeman Award for Civil-Human Rights.

The Stanley E. Gould Prize for Public Interest Law, awarded to a third-year student or students who have shown outstanding dedication to serving public interest law and public interest groups, went to Yvette Lopez and Jennifer Schultz.

Shane Cooper won the Seymour Herzog Memorial Prize, awarded to a student who demonstrates excellence in the law and commitment to public interest law, combined with a love of sports.

Sofia Cerda-Gonzalez received the American Animal Hospital Association Award and the Frank Bloom Pathology Award.

Susan Whittred won the American Association of Feline Practitioners' Award.

The American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists Award went to Jennifer Angerosa. The American College of Veterinary Radiology Prize went to Alexander MacLeod. He also won the Alan Hart Clinical Proficiency Award. The American College of Veterinary Surgeons' Award went to Marc Greenberg, small animal, and Katherine Garrett, large animal.

The Auxiliary of the American Veterinary Medical Association Prize went to Christopher Byers. He also won the IAMS and VECCS Award.

The James Gordon Bennett Prize went to Paula Ospina.

Kelly Reagan and Jennifer Whitney won the Anne Besse Prize.

The Gary Bolton Memorial Cardiology Award went to Risa Roland and Nicole Ponzio.

The Charles Gross Bondy Prize went to Amy Johnson. She also won the A. Gordon Danks Large Animal Surgery Award and the Horace K. White Prize.

The John F. Cummings Memorial Award went to Katherine Goldberg.

The Daphne Award went to Todd Bishop, Amy Johnson, Dharshan Neravanda and Kelly Reagan.

Erica Hutten won the Donald Delahanty Memorial Prize.

Suzanne Cunningham won the Dermatology Service Award.

The Hugh Dukes Prize in Experimental Physiology went to Kurt Venator. He also won the Dorothy Sullivan Prize.

Dennis Slade received the Ettinger Incentive Award.

The Howard E. Evans Award in Comparative Anatomy went to Carrie Cizauskas.

The Myron G. Fincher Prize went to Edward Miner and Brendan McMullen. Miner also won the Grant Sherman Hopkins Prize, and McMullen also won the Jacob Traum Award.

Wendy Deal received the Gentle Doctor Award.

Tara Estra won the Hill's "Buddy" Award and the Leonard Pearson Veterinary Prize.

Hamlin Lucena won the P. Philip Levine Prize in Avian Medicine.

The Merck Manual Awards went to: Todd Bishop, Lynda Cornelison, Suzanne Cunningham, Katherine Garrett, Amy Johnson, Brendan McMullen, Edward Miner and Timothy Myshrall.

The Jane Miller Prize went to Katharine Jenkins.

The Malcolm E. Miller Award went to Cristina Cadavieco-Viejo.

The Mary Louise Moore Prize went to Jodie Gerdin.

The Neuroanatomy and Clinical Neurology Prize went to Todd Bishop and Dharshan Neravanda. Honorable mention went to David Geiger and Marc Greenberg.

Geoffrey Groocock won the New York State Veterinary Medical Society Prize. Honorable mention went to Tara Estra, Michael Fietz, Erica Hutten, Brendan McMullen and Jennifer Whitney. Groocock also won the Isidor I. Sprecker Wildlife Medicine Award.

Dana Le Vine received the Pfizer Animal Health Veterinary Scholarship Award.

The Pharmacia Clinical Awards went to Todd Bishop, small animal proficiency; Laura Perez, equine proficiency; and Ann Margaret Stokowski, bovine proficiency.

The Philotherian Photographic Prize went to Hilda Mitchell, first place; Kurt Venator, second place; and Kristina Hogg, third place.

The Phi Zeta Award went to Colleen MacLachlan.

Kelly Reagan won the William C. Rebhun and Samuel Gordon Campbell Award.

The Col. Floyd C. Sager Equine Obstetrics and Pediatrics Award went to Dawna Voelkl.

The Pamela Slack Award went to Jennifer Gonzales.

The Anna Olafson Sussex Pathology Award went to Melissa Czajkowski.

Wayne Schwark won the Norden Distinguished Teaching Award.

Christopher Beinlich was named Outstanding Clinical Resident.

Aaron Riegel was named Outstanding Veterinary Technician.

The Cornell Tradition and Cornell Public Service Center (PSC) Employer Recognition Awards were given to: Brenda Carpenter, Cornell Cooperative Extension educator for 4-H youth development; Joyce Muchan, student programs advisor at PSC; Peter J. Davies, professor of plant biology; and Randy Worobo, assistant professor of food microbiology. The Student Employee Recognition Awards, for dedication to paid work, were given to: Jennifer Roberts '04, Kelly Reed '04, Rosaline Pinnock '03, William Balinbin '04, Erin Jeannotte '04, Damoun Delaviz '03, Jonathan Gantt '04, Andrew Hoang '05, and Ilana Kramer '03.

The first annual Cornell University Library and Cornell University Library Advisory Council Book Collection Contest winners were: Ethan Brodey, first prize for "The Beat Generation"; Brian Howell, second prize for "The Hive and Its Handiwork: Instructions on Bees and Beekeeping"; and Adam Cooper, third prize for "Dick Tracy." Honorable mention went to Brett Callahan, Michelle Fullwood and Elizabeth Smoot.

The Chancellor's Awards from the State University of New York (SUNY) for Student Excellence went to Kristina Anderson, Allison Friedman, Bruce Hardy, Ann Hsieh, Angie Kim, Matthew Kleinman, Jacob LeClair, Kristin Lotito, Gretchen Poulos, Audrey Robertson, Stephanie Setyadi, Angela Shields, Rebecca Tillemans and Anthony Yu.

The SUNY Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching went to Thomas Fox, professor and chair of the Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics, Peter Trowbridge, professor of landscape architecture; and Kifle Gebremedhin, professor of biological and environmental engineering.

The SUNY Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Professional Service recipient was John Whitcomb, assistant director and financial officer of the Cornell Agricultural Experiment Station.

The late Thomas Turner, metadata librarian at Albert R. Mann Library, received the Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Librarianship.