ACADEMIC AWARDS 2010-2011: 3rd Marking Period
SCHOLAR AWARDS:
Highest
GPAs for 3rd marking period (listed alphabetically)
Phuong (Max) Le, V
Seyoon Lee, V
Meagan McKenna, V
Peiyun (Penny) Ni, V
Ji Won Ryoo, III
James Steiner, V
Matthew Steiner, V
Long Tran, VI
Unyime Udoh, IV
Xiyue (Sissi) Wang, IV
ADVANCED
AWARDS: Students with 4 or more advanced level
courses and GPAs of 3.5 or above during 3rd marking period (listed alphabetically)
Kristy Barnes, VI
Jack Benham, IV
Emily Bernstein, VI
Liza Bernstein, IV
Christopher Bowman, V
Samuel Cabot, IV
Caroline Carey, V
Sang Yeon (Kevin) Chung, VI
Kyle Coven, VI
Roya Daemi, V
Charles Dillon, V
Anne-Marie Dion, VI
Caroline Ellwood, III
Eliza Farley, IV
Brian Ferrell, V
Allison Fox, VI
Grace Fowler, IV
Theo Friedman, VI
Eleanor Gahagan, V
Alexander Giordano, VI
Merit Glover, III
Jennifer Grogan, V
Moritz Grosser, VI
Elsie Guevara, IV
Christopher Hall, III
Danielle Hill, VI
Kai-An (Andy) Huang, VI
Madeline Hunsicker, VI
Katie Kernodle, VI
Yoon Hye (Linda) Kim, IV
Rachel Klein, V
Swetha Kodali, IV
Yangming (Tim) Kou, V
Clotile Laigle, V
Phuong (Max) Le, V
Juna Lee, VI
Seyoon Lee, V
Michael Licata, V
Hugh (Scot) McMillan, VI
Tam Anh (Alex) Nguyen, V
Cheuk Wing (Lillian) Or, VI
Sophie Perekslis, III
Jenny Quilty, VI
Jenalyn Rembish, III
Kimberly Scala, VI
Juliet Shatkin, V
Noah Sinkoff, IV
James Steiner, V
Matthew Steiner, V
Long Tran, VI
Unyime Udoh, IV
Andrew Walther, VI
Catherine Xu, III
Do Yeon (William) Yoon, V
Shiyu (Sherry) Zhu, V
MOST IMPROVED AWARDS: GPA improvement from 2nd to 3rd
marking period (listed
alphabetically)
Kennedy
Alvarez, III
Lacey
Burns, VI
Alexandra
Grace, V
John
(Jack) Kelly, V
Clara
Laufenberg, IV
Lillian
Mead, VI
Jenalyn
Rembish, III
Joseph
Ross, V
Barclay
Talbot, V
George
Zucker, V
PERFORMANCE AWARDS: Students with 5 or more Excellent
Effort Marks in 3rd marking period (listed alphabetically)
Kristy Barnes, VI
Louisa Boltz, IV
Miles Busby, IV
Samuel Cabot, IV
Caroline Carey, V
Anne-Marie Dion, VI
Anna Driscoll, IV
Eliza Farley, IV
Margaret Fiertz, VI
Grace Fowler, IV
Alexander Fuller, IV
Merit Glover, III
Nicolas Greco, IV
Elsie Guevara, IV
Kayla Harff, VI
Hung Hoang, IV
Chi Wen (Kathleen) Huang, VI
Simon Jia, V
Se Min (Michelle) Jung, III
Seuk Woen (Kevin) Kang, III
Yoon Hye (Linda) Kim, IV
Swetha Kodali, IV
Yangming (Tim) Kou, V
Katharina Kreke, V
Clara Laufenberg, IV
Phuong (Max) Le, V
Jae Seung Lee, IV
Seyoon Lee, V
Wesley Lickus, IV
Edeline Loh, III
Madeleine Maher, IV
Samuel Maher, V
Olivia Mason, IV
Meagan McKenna, V
Olivia Morrow, V
Hong Minh Ngo, IV
Nguyen Nguyen, III
Phuong Nguyen, IV
Tam Anh (Alex) Nguyen, V
Peiyun (Penny) Ni, V
Johanna Nilsson, V
Sophie Perekslis, III
Samuel Perkins, III
Andie Plumeri, IV
Kira Puth, V
Stephanie Quintin, VI
Jacqueline Raynor, V
Niklas Rhodes, V
Cassandra Richards, VI
Ji Won Ryoo, III
Kimberly Scala, VI
Noah Sinkoff, IV
James Steiner, V
Matthew Steiner, V
Micaela Thibault, V
Long Tran, VI
Cody Turner, IV
Unyime Udoh, IV
Xiyue (Sissi) Wang, IV
Kelsey West, VI
Matthis Wieczorek, III
Do Yeon (William) Yoon, V
Shiyu (Sherry) Zhu, V
and all-boys prep school outside of Boston, for a 1-day mini-symposium on Student Biomedical Research. The goal was to foster collaboration, communication and community outreach with our students. AMSR students Liza Bernstein '13, Sissi Wang '13, Lars Robinson '13, Elsie Guevara '13, Ernest Yue '13, and Nate MacKenzie '14, gave short talks about their work in the new Bellas/Dixon Math and Science lecture hall. The talks were followed up by break-out sessions where Belmont Hill students described their research projects and students discussed commonalities between the projects and future goals.
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