2022 Wilson Banquet and Awards PresentationThe College of Earth and Mineral Sciences’ annual celebration of accomplishments was hosted virtually on April 24, 2022. The following EI students, affiliates, and researchers were honored. | |
Gladys Snyder Junior Faculty GrantThe Gladys Snyder Junior Faculty Grants are given to young faculty for the development of new courses or the improvement of current offerings; for travel to professional meetings special course and seminars; to broaden the studies of junior faculty members; and/or to recognize significant contributions of faculty in their first five years in research efforts.
Barbara Arnold | Promotion and TenureHamid Emami-Meybodi |
Faculty Advising AwardJonathan Mathews | John T. Ryan, Jr. Faculty FellowThis award is designed to assist faculty in continuing and furthering their contributions in teaching, research, and public service.
Chiara Lo Prete |
George H. Deike, Jr. Research GrantThe George H. Deike, Jr. Research Grant promotes innovative research of high scholarly merit. The award recipient receives $50,000 from the George H. Deike, Jr. Research Endowment Fund and a recognition memento.
Joel Landry | Postdoctoral |
Luis Ayala, William A. Fustos Family Professor of Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering in the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, was the recipient of the 2022 Howard B. Palmer Faculty Mentoring Award. The award honors and recognizes outstanding achievement by a faculty member with at least five years of service who effectively guides junior faculty. Howard Palmer was the senior associate dean of The Graduate School from 1984 to 1991. |
2020-21 Institutes of Energy and the Environment | |
Randy Vander Wal, professor of energy and mineral engineering, for the project “Lignin Derived Graphite for Renewable Energy Storage and Transportation Electrification.” | Hannah Wiseman, professor of law and Wilson Faculty Fellow in the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences and Andrew Kleit, professor of energy and environmental economics, for the project “Expanding the Policy Foundation for Electricity Prosumers: Lessons from New York and California.” |
2021 Department of Energy and Mineral Engineering | |||||
Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistants
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Charles B. Darrow Awards
| Graduate Merit Award in Mining and Mineral Process EngineeringMark Hovingh |