Languages, Cultures, and Race
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Charles Toye, graduate student, languages, cultures, and race, received the 2020 CAS Master’s Student Achievement in Humanities award.
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Graduate Student
Psychology
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Jonathan Preszler, doctoral candidate, psychology, received the 2020 CAS Doctoral Student Achievement in Social Sciences award.
Politics, Philosophy, and Public Affairs
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Matthew Sutherland, graduate student, politics, philosophy, and public affairs, received the 2020 WSU President’s Award for Leadership.
Environment
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Jennifer Johnson, doctoral candidate, environment, received the 2020 WSU President’s Award for Leadership.
Psychology
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Amy Nusbaum, doctoral candidate, psychology, received the 2020 WSU President’s Award for Leadership.
History
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Ryan W. Booth, doctoral candidate, history, was chosen from among 220 applicants to receive the Susan Kelly Power and Helen Hornbeck Tanner Fellowship and residency from the Newberry Library in Chicago for his project “Crossed Arrows: The US Indian Scouts, 1866-1947.”
Mathematics & Statistics
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Jacob Pennington, graduate student, mathematics and statistics, WSU Vancouver, earned honorable mention recognition in the 2020 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program competition.
Biological Sciences
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Robyn Reeve, doctoral candidate, biological sciences, won first place and the People’s Choice award in the CAS preliminary 3 Minute Thesis competition. She wet on to earn third place in the WSU-wide contest with her presentation “Leptin: Integrator of immune response and regenerations.”
History
adrianaRyan W. Booth, doctoral candidate, history, authored “Fort Keogh’s Commissary: A Global Market on the Great Plains from 1876 to 1900” in Montana: The Magazine of Western History.
Languages, Cultures, and Race
adrianaCharles Toye, graduate student, languages, cultures, and race, presented “Su espacio propio: heterotopía y feminidad masculina en Los Motivos de Circe, de Lourdes Ortiz.” (“A Space of Her Own: Heterotopia and Masculine Femininity in Lourdes Ortiz’s Circe’s Motives) at the 11th Annual Graduate Student Conference, “Voices of Marginality: Literary and Linguistic Reflections on Cultural Hierarchies in Spain and Latin America,” University of Colorado, Boulder.