Presenting Our 2014-2015 ARCS Foundation Phoenix Scholars
ARCS Foundation Phoenix proudly presents our thirty-seven 2014-2015 Scholars from Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University, and University of Arizona. These outstanding science Ph.D. candidates were honored on April 25, 2014 at the annual awards dinner at the Arizona Biltmore. Each candidate received a $7,000 award. Pictured is University of Arizona Scholar, Mathew Bull, pursing an M.D./Ph.D. in Cardiovascular Physiology.
UA - Brian Wheelwright
UA - Brandon Thompson
UA - Michael Rak
UA - Kayla Polzin
UA - Dennis Pollow, Jr.
UA - Sara Parker
UA - Stefanie Novak
UA - Zach Newman
UA - Reece Mazade
UA - Brian Mannakee
UA - Sarah MacNamee
UA - Molly Keenan
UA - Michelle Hine
UA - Corin Hammond
UA - Derek Groenendyk
UA - Jerrie Fairbanks
UA - Celine Cohn
UA - Mathew Bull
NAU - Clinton Moran
NAU - Karl Jarvis
NAU - Betsy Goodrich
NAU - Hillary Cooper
ASU - Tadayon Ramin
ASU - Justin Ryan
ASU - Elizabeth Nofen
ASU - Keith Morrison
ASU - Emily Julik
ASU - Brian Johnson
ASU - Mark Ison
ASU - Mac Gifford
ASU - Rebecca Everett
ASU - Samuel Dodge
ASU - Rene Davis
ASU - Rafeed Chaudhury
ASU - Henry Braun
ASU - Ryan Bastle
ASU - Caroline Addington
What our ARCS Phoenix Scholars Are Saying...
"I feel more accountable and it has given me more pride in my research. It is a wonderful feeling to know that others find your research as exciting and important as you do."
Arianne Cease - ASU Johnston Endowment Scholar
Arianne received her B.S. in Biology from Oregon State University. Her research lies at the interface of physiology and the environment, specifically in invasive and pest species. She will develop integrated pest management strategies to help mitigate the devastating effects that these species have on huamn and ecological communities.
What our ARCS Phoenix Scholars Are Saying...
"I was very appreciative of the ARCS dinner in Phoenix. It is rare that a student gets to personally meet and thank those who contributed to an award. Because the award is unlike most funding, I continue to be proud of my ARCS Scholar Award. Even after all these years, I still list it on my resume under "Honors and Awards."