Chemistry Students Receive Presidential Fellowships

Five graduate students in Chemistry have received Presidential Fellowships and Scholarships. Launched in 2014 by President Subra Suresh, the Presidential Fellowship and Scholarship program provides critical financial support to outstanding undergraduate and graduate students across all of CMU’s seven colleges and schools. Presidential Scholarships provide undergraduate students partial support for tuition and fees. Presidential Fellowships help to attract and retain outstanding graduate students, and give students and their faculty mentors critical financial security and flexibility that allow them to develop impactful research.

Graduate student Presidential Fellowship recipients:

Taylor Canady (Chemistry)
Bruce McWilliams Presidential Fellowship in the Mellon College of Science

Yogesh Somasundar (Chemistry)
Richard King Mellon Foundation Presidential Fellowship in the Life Sciences

Chia-Hua Tsai (Chemistry)
Kwolek Presidential Fellowship in Chemistry

Genoa Warner (Chemistry)
Richard King Mellon Foundation Presidential Fellowship in the Life Sciences

Jiajun Yan (Chemistry)
Richard King Mellon Foundation Presidential Fellowship in the Life Sciences