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The NM Section of the ACerS: Scholarships
The New Mexico Section of the American Ceramic Society:
Scholarships


The New Mexico Section has established a scholarship program funded by the proceeds of the Rio Grande Symposium on Advanced Materials.


Undergraduate Achievement Scholarship

The Undergraduate Achievement Scholarship competition is open to all full-time undergraduate students who have completed a sophomore or junior level science or engineering curriculum at a New Mexico college or university. One $500 scholarship will be awarded. Click here for the application form with instructions that can be printed from your browser.

Winners of the Undergraduate Achievement Scholarship:



Essay Topic:
2004/2005
Louis Tribby
Summary of Work at Sandia's Advanced Materials Lab
2004/2005
Jason Kooi, NM Tech
Beauty in Broken Glass
2003/2004
Leigh Anna Ottley, UNM
Ferroelectric Properties of PLNZT Thin Films: Synthesis and Characterization of Ln(OR3)
2002/2003
Brad Cash, University of New Mexico student and intern at Sandia National Labs in the Thermal Spray Laboratory (TSL)
Essay topic was on work being done in the TSL.
2001
Stephanie Smith, NMIMT
Why I Chose Materials Engineering
2000
Summer Rhodes, New Mexico Tech. 
Role of ceramics in medical applications.
1999 Nathan Berg, NMIMT Investigation of slurry design for fabrication of biomimetic bone composites


Graduate Student Research Award

The Graduate Student Research Award is open to all full-time students who are currently in a masters or doctorate program in a physical science or engineering field at a New Mexico university. One $500 award will be made. Click here for the application form with instructions that can be printed from your browser.
 

Winners of the Graduate Student Research Award:



Research Topic:
2003/2004
Oleg Prokopiev, NM State
Microstructure and Elastic Properties of Hydroxyapatite Ceramics
2003/2004
Nanguo Liu, UNM
Photoresistive Nanocomposite Materials
2002/2003
Was not awarded
2001
Mary Sandstrom, NMIMT
Chemical Control of the Texturing in Layered Perovskite Sol-Gel Films
2000
Chad Watson,
New Mexico Tech. 
Controlled strengthening of glass using field-assisted ion exchange.
1999 Melissa V. Collins, NMIMT Study of combustion synthesis and effects of processing parameters on the physical properties of alpha-alumina


For pictures of the 1999 award ceremony held on January 21, 2000 click here



Last updated by W. Art Counts on August 4, 2005