2021-22

• Julia Berry, doctoral student in chemistry
• Mitansh Doshi, doctoral student in aerospace engineering
• Foxian Fan, doctoral student in industriial engineering
• Farzad Hashemi, doctoral student in architecture
• Ashlee McGovern, doctoral student in chemistry
• Cynthia Ramos, doctoral student in Philosophy with a dual title in women's, gender and sexual studies
• Nathanial Schermerhorn, doctoral student in psychology with a dual title in women's, gender and sexual studies
• Agnimitra Sengupta, doctoral student in civil engineering
• Julie Wood, doctoral student in human development and family studies

2020-21

• Cassidy Cornblatt, doctoral student in plant biology
• Shantanab Dinda, doctoral student in industrial engineering
• Valerie Keppenne, doctoral student in german with a dual title in language science
• Daniel Petrie, doctoral student in human development
• Sayali Phadke, doctoral student in statistics
• Emma Rossby, doctoral student in french and francophone studies with a dual title in visual studies
• Thomas Snyder, master's student in music
• Saumya Vaishnava, doctoral student in geography
• Rebeka Yocum, doctoral student in civil engineering
• Nicole Yokum, doctoral student in philosophy with a dual title in women's studies

2019-20

• Irenae Aigbedion, doctoral student in comparative literature
• Sarah  Chapman, doctoral student in chemistry
• Yang Deng, doctoral student in art education
• Eric Disbro, doctoral student in french with a dual title in women's, gender, and sexuality studies
• Karly Etz, doctoral student in art history
• Jason Freeman, doctoral student in mass communications
• Katherine Kerschen, doctoral student in german with a dual title in language science
• Krista Leonard, doctoral student in kinesiology
• Eric Mainzer, doctoral student in architecture
• Brett Neely, doctoral student in psychology

2018-19

• Scott Atchison, doctoral student in music education
• Alexander Castonguay, doctoral student in chemistry
• Benjamin Firgens, doctoral student in communication arts and sciences
• Philip Patrick Graybill, doctoral student in electrical engineering
• Robert Klosinski, doctoral student in german
• Lucas LaFreniere, doctoral student in psychology
• Kate Lesciotto, doctoral student in anthropology
• Marie Paillard, doctoral student in french and francophone studies
• Gaetano Posteraro, doctoral student in philosophy
• Francesca Wade, doctoral student in kinesiology

2017-2018

• Scott Conrad, doctoral student in mathematics
• Sara Freed, doctoral student in human development and family studies
• Morgane Haesen, doctoral student in French
• Kathryn Holmes, doctoral student in American studies
• Behnoud Kermani, doctoral student in civil engineering
• Bradley Klem, master’s student in art
• Kristopher Klotz, doctoral student in philosophy
• Jared LaGroue, doctoral student in mass communications
• Kirsten Lloyd, doctoral student in horticulture
• Natali Ozber, doctoral student in plant biology

2016-17

• Azeta Hatef, doctoral student in mass communications
• Laura Hudock, doctoral candidate in curriculum and instruction
• Cory Hutcheson, doctoral candidate in american studies
• Yurika Matsui, doctoral student in molecular, cellular and integrative biosciences
• Caitlin McMenamin, doctoral student in anatomy
• Jesse McTernan, doctoral candidate in aerospace engineering
• Thomas Newman, doctoral candidate in kinesiology
• Edward O'Byrn, doctoral candidate in philosophy
• William Paris, doctoral candidate in philosphy with a dual title in women's studies
• Briana Sprague, doctoral student in human development and family studies

2015-2016

• Stephanie Berberick, doctoral student in mass communications
• Eliana Christou, doctoral candidate in statistics
• Nathan M. Garvin, doctoral candidate in physiology
• Veronica Hicks, doctoral student in art education with a dual title in women’s studies
• Mitchell C. Hunter, doctoral student in agronomy
• Carrie R. Lewis, doctoral candidate in molecular, cellular and integrative biosciences
• Emma G. Mullaney, doctoral candidate in geography with a dual title in women’s studies
• Anna E. Navrotskaya, doctoral candidate in French
• Charlene B. Van Buiten, doctoral candidate in food science
• Kathleen M. Zadzora, doctoral student in human development and family studies

2014-15 

• Alphonso Walter Grant (Art Education, College of Arts and Architecture)
• Sara Jamshidi (Mathematics, Eberly College of Science)
• Jin-Kwang Danielle Kim (Physiology, Intercollege Graduate Degree Program)
• Kyle R. King (English, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Andrew D. Linden (Kinesiology, College of Health and Human Development)
• Jaclyn P. Maher (Kinesiology, College of Health and Human Development)
• Matthew R. Moreau (Pathobiology, College of Agricultural Sciences)
• Lauren Philbrook (Human Development and Family Studies, College of Health and Human Development)
• Devin J. Pohly (Computer Science and Engineering, College of Engineering)
• John E. Price (American Studies, Capital College)

2013-14

• Janelle Applequist (Mass Communications, College of Communications)
• Ehssan Khanmohammadi (Mathematics, Eberly College of Science)
• Anne Kretsinger-Harries (Communication Arts and Sciences, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Kristopher M. Lotier (English, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Daisy Phillips (Statistics, Eberly College of Science)
• Ryan Pollock (Philosophy, College of the Liberal Arts)
• David J. Puglia (American Studies, Capital College)
• Drew D. Shade (Mass Communications, College of Communications)
• Andrew Stafford (French, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Luorong (Laurie) Wu (Hotel, Restaurant, and Institutional Management, College of Health and Human Development)

2012-13

• Lindsey Aloia (Communication Arts and Sciences, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Sankha Basu (Mathematics, Eberly College of Science)
• Michelle Decker (Comparative Literature, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Brenna Hill (Physiology, Intercollege Graduate Degree Program)
• Jarrod Jonsrud (Kinesiology, College of Health and Human Development)
• Jared Rife (American Studies, Capital College)
• Sandra Rousseau (French, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Sarah RudeWalker (English, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Juliane Schicker (German, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Sarah Summers (English, College of the Liberal Arts)

2011-12

• Serge C. Ballif (Math, Eberly College of Science)
• Brandy N. Brown (French, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Aaron Heresco (Mass Communications, College of Communications)
• Nicole Laliberté (Geography, College of Earth and Mineral Sciences)
• Greg Lankenau (Geography, College of Earth and Mineral Sciences)
• Alexandra Nutter Smith (Mass Communications, College of Communications)
• Sara Roser-Jones (Kinesiology, College of Health and Human Development)
• Sarah Hewett Salter (English, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Christopher Mark Schulte (Art Education, College of Arts and Architecture)
• April Dawn Woolnough (Crime, Law & Justice, College of the Liberal Arts)

2010-11

• David W. Agler (Philosophy, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Stephanie Anzman-Frasca (Human Development and Family Studies, College of Health and Human Development)
• Amber Bisch (Chemistry, Eberly College of Science)
• Joel Gehman (Business Administration, Smeal College of Business)
• Ryan Lizardi (Mass Communications, College of Communications)
• Rachel Mennies (English, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Jennifer L. Reed (Kinesiology, College of Health and Human Development)
• Daniel R. Schmehl (Entomology, College of Agricultural Sciences)
• Vivek A. Srikrishnan (Mathematics, Eberly College of Science)
• Jason L. Weigle (Rural Sociology, College of Agricultural Sciences)

2009-10

• Peter D. Buckland (Educational Theory & Policy, College of Education)
• Robert D. Cameron (Horticulture, College of Agricultural Sciences)
• Daniel G. Cordek (Biochemistry, Microbiology, Molecular Biology, Eberly College of Science)
• Herman Li (Economics, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Adam S. Ward (Civil Engineering, College of Engineering)
• Vaughn A. Climenhaga (Mathematics, Eberly College of Science)
• Craig S. Wiernik (Sociology, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Kristine E. Sunday (Art Education, College of Arts and Architecture)
• Jonas C. Kibelbek (Mathematics, Eberly College of Science)
• Martha S. Thomas (Political Science, College of the Liberal Arts)

2008-09

• Jeanette M. Bennett (Biobehavioral Health, College of Health and Human Development)
• Matthew R. Buck (Chemistry, Eberly College of Science)
• Michael W. Fortunato (Rural Sociology, College of Agricultural Sciences)
• Gerardo Giordano (Physics, Eberly College of Science)
• Hollie J. Mackey (Educational Leadership, College of Education)
• Andrew W. Porter (Biobehavioral Health, College of Health and Human Development)
• Nuno F. Ribeiro (Recreation, Parks and Tourism Management, College of Health and Human Development)
• Kelly L. Rulison (Human Development and Family Studies, College of Health and Human Development)
• Shelley E. Scarpino (Communication Sciences and Disorders, College of Health and Human Development)
• Katerina O. Sinclair (Human Development and Family Studies, College of Health and Human Development)

2007-08

• Mary Alessandri (Philosophy, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Daniel E. Clemens (Aerospace Engineering, College of Engineering)
• Katie Hildebrand (Special Education, College of Education)
• Sarah Koon-Magnin (Crime, Law, and Justice, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Anne E. Pezalla (Human Development and Family Studies, College of Health and Human Development)
• Stephen Redman (Astronomy, Eberly College of Science)
• Andrew Rice (Economics, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Nicholas Sibrava (Psychology, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Alexander Stehn (Philosophy, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Tara Stoppa (Human Development and Family Studies, College of Health and Human Development)

2006-07

• Michael Brownstein (Philosophy, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Antonio Ceraso (English, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Molly Countermine (Human Development and Family Studies, College of Health and Human Development)
• Kelly Davis (Human Development and Family Studies, College of Health and Human Development)
• Parastou Feiz Zaringhalam (Applied Linguistics, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Chris George (Mathematics, Eberly College of Science)
• Leigh Johnson (Philosophy, College of the Liberal Arts)
• CindyAnn Rampersad (Educational Theory and Policy, College of Education)
• Alexa Schriempf (Women's Studies, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Rachel Wannarka (Special Education, College of Education)

2005-06

• Birgitta L. Baker (Leisure Studies, College of Health and Human Development)
• Abbey Bower (Kinesiology, College of Health and Human Development)
• Kyle Grady (Philosophy, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Bryan Lueck (Philosophy, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Anna Mummert (Mathematics, Eberly College of Science)
• Shizuka Nishikawa (Economics, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Emily Rauschert (Ecology, Intercollege Graduate Degree Program)
• Jeffrey Volz (Civil Engineering, College of Engineering)
• Mary Margaret Wolf (Art Education, College of Arts and Architecture)
• Rebecca Zajdowicz (German, College of the Liberal Arts)

2004-05

• Robert R. Bleil (English, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Shanetia Clark (Curriculum and Instruction, College of Education)
• Casey Delphia (Entomology, College of Agricultural Sciences)
• Daniel Haxall (Art History, College of Arts and Architecture)
• James McNeil (Entomology, College of Agricultural Sciences)
• Britton Smith (Astronomy, Eberly College of Science)
• Paul D. Stegner (English, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Lesley J. Strawderman (Industrial Engineering, College of Engineering)
• John Sustersic (Computer Science and Engineering, College of Engineering)
• Andrea K. Ryan (Rural Sociology, College of Agricultural Sciences)

2003-04

• Ilenia Colon Mendoza (Art History, College of Arts and Architecture)
• Eric Cummings (Educational Theory and Policy, College of Education)
• Dennis Foster (Political Science, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Sandra L. French (CAS, College of the Liberal Arts)
• James Nendel (Kinesiology, College of Health and Human Development)
• Isabella Rodrigues (Biobehavioral Health, College of Health and Human Development)
• Matt Seigel (English, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Matthew E. Szapacs (Chemistry, Eberly College of Science)
• Ilie Ugarcovici (Mathematics, Eberly College of Science)
• Jessica C. Whitehead (Geography, College of Earth and Mineral Sciences)

2002-03

• Sara Bier (Geosciences, College of Earth and Mineral Sciences)
• Kraipat Cheenkachorn (Chemical Engineering, Colllege of Engineering)
• Wendy L. Falato (Speech Communciation, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Andrew R. Fauth (Kinesiology, College of Health and Human Development)
• Norman Folmar (Civil Engineering, College of Engineering)
• Danielle Garneau (Ecology, Intercollege Graduate Degree Program)
• Chad Lavin (Political Science, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Tiffany Mathews (Chemistry, Eberly College of Science)
• Jeffrey Raven (Mathematics, Eberly College of Science)
• Dawn Stauffer (Human Development and Family Studies, College of Health and Human Development)

2001-02

• Michael E. Brown (Business Administration, Smeal College of Business)
• Douglas N. Dow (Art History, College of Arts and Architecture)
• Oscar Fernandez (Comparative Literature, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Andrew Greenberg (Chemistry, Eberly College of Science)
• Nelson Hayes (Biology, Eberly College of Science)
• Eric Lorentzen (English, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Kimberly A. Roth (Mathematics, Eberly College of Science)
• Oscar J. Shutt (Industrial Engineering, College of Engineering)
• Jaime Stallard Whitlock (Geosciences, College of Earth and Mineral Sciences)
• Bernd Wittek (Materials Science and Engineering, College of Earth and Mineral Sciences)

2000-01

• Prasad Balkundi (Management & Organization, Smeal College of Business)
• Peter R. Costello (Philosophy, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Jhan D. Doughty (Counselor Education, College of Education)
• Jonathan U. Dougherty (Architectural Engineering, College of Engineering)
• Heather J. McConnell (Physiology, Intercollege Graduate Degree Program)
• John D. Richardson (Art Education, College of Arts and Architecture)
• Linda Smolka (Math, Eberly College of Science)
• Leah A. Wasser (Landscape Architecture, College of Arts and Architecture)
• Beth Widmaier (English, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Jill M. Wood (Biobehavioral Health, College of Health and Human Development)

1999-00

• Heather McCune Bruhn (Art History, College of Arts and Architecture)
• Gregory Colon-Semenza (English, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Kate Douglas (French, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Nestor Handzy (Math, Eberly College of Science)
• Brian J. Murphy (Electrical Engineering, College of Engineering)
• William L. Posnett (Aerospace Engineering, College of Engineering)
• Catherine Reed (Art History, College of Arts and Architecture)
• Christopher M. Reenock (Political Science, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Brad Vivian (Speech Communications, College of Health and Human Development)
• Jennifer Zachman (Spanish, College of the Liberal Arts)

1998-99

• Bruce Bettinghaus (Accounting, Smeal College of Business)
• Thomas J. Beech (Political Science, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Edward (Ted) Boone (Management Science & Information Systems, Smeal College of Business)
• Yahia Chafik Chehadeh (Computer Science & Engineering, College of Engineering)
• Kristen M. Eyssell (Psychology, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Beth Lombardi (Art History, College of Arts and Architecture)
• Susan Mattingly (Chemistry, Eberly College of Science)
• Anne Scott (Spanish, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Timothy D. Spegar (Mechanical Engineering, College of Engineering)
• Kevin M. Tavin (Art Education, College of Arts and Architecture)

1997-98

• Debra Arnoldsen (Biology, Eberly College of Science)
• Charles E. Hines, III (Psychology, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Erin E. Joyce (French, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Katherine Masters (Chemistry, Eberly College of Science)
• Herbert Moeller (German, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Nicholas Panasik, Jr. (Biochemistry Microbiology And Molecular Biology, Eberly College of Science)
• Peter Phillips (Industrial Engineering, College of Engineering)
• Matthew S. Robins (Art History, College of Arts and Architecture)
• Sheryl VonRolleston (French, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Joseph P. Weber (Accounting, Smeal College of Business)
• George Woodbridge (Music Conduction, College of Arts and Architecture)

1996-97

• James Anthony (Mathematics, Eberly College of Science)
• Brett D. Guenther (Electrical Engineeriing, College of Engineering)
• Elisabeth A. Hale (Ecology, Intercollege Graduate Degree Program)
• Heather Hayton (Comparative Literature, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Eric D. Johnson (Mathematics, Eberly College of Science)
• Paula Maccini (Special Education, College of Education)
• Kelly Marsh (English, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Jennifer M. Ritter (Curriculum and Instruction, College of Education)
• Bruce Skaggs (Business Administration, Smeal College of Business)
• John J. Wall (Psychology, College of the Liberal Arts)

1995-96

• Brian B. Anderson (Political Science, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Kelly Sue Bricker (Leisure Studies, College of Health and Human Development)
• Susan J. Carpenter (Geosciences, College of Earth and Mineral Sciences)
• Matt DiCintio (Educational Psychology, College of Education)
• James F. Fairbank (Management & Organization, Smeal College of Business)
• David A. Gall (Art Education, College of Arts and Architecture)
• William J. Hug (Curriculum & Instruction- Science Education, College of Education)
• Harvey Quamen (English, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Gregg V. Thomas (Theatre Arts, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Ethel Wheland (Mathematics, Eberly College of Science)

1994-95

• Moses B. Altsech (Business Administration, Smeal College of Business)
• Jyotsna Bapat (Electrical Engineering, College of Engineering)
• Richard J. Batty (Leisure Studies, College of Health and Human Development)
• Booker Carpenter (Art Education, College of Arts and Architecture)
• Sarah Cox (Comparative Literature, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Robert B. Hass (English, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Mehrdad Hemmat (Chemical Engineering, College of Engineering)
• Michelle Kneissl (Biology, Eberly College of Science)
• Christine Morris (Art Education, College of Arts and Architecture)
• S. Radhakrishman (Industrial & Management Systems Engineering, College of Engineering)
• Barbara Redmond (Theatre Arts, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Mark Youndt (Business Administration, Smeal College of Business)

1993-94

• Kenneth Butterfield (Business Administration, Smeal College of Business)
• Meghan Donahue (Educational Theory and Policy, College of Education)
• Shannon R. Duval (Philosophy, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Paola Gemme (English, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Jennifer Hay (Biology, Eberly College of Science)
• James Kanan (Sociology, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Craig Miller (Leisure Studies, College of Health and Human Development)
• Peter Moosbrugger (Electrical Engineering, College of Engineering)
• Lisa Ruch (Comparative Literature, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Gurmeet Singh (Chemical Engineering, College of Engineering)
• Subba Sivaramakrishnan (Marketing, Smeal College of Business)
• Thomas Zarzecki (Political Science, College of the Liberal Arts)

1992-93

• Jon W. Ball (Chemistry, Eberly College of Science)
• Benjamin A. L. Click, III (English, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Janet Hartranft (Art Education, College of Arts and Architecture)
• Lisa A. Holden (Animal Science, College of Agricultural Sciences)
• Martha J. Johnson (Anatomy, College of Medicine)
• Dominique Laurent (French, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Lisa Salay Miller (Art History, College of Arts and Architecture)
• Sean M. Snaith (Economics, College of Agricultural Sciences)
• Joseph C. Venuti (Meteorology, College of Earth and Mineral Sciences)
• Robert S. Yost (Electrical Engineering, College of Engineering)

1991-92

• Katherine Chandler (English, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Shawn Clark (Business Administration, Smeal College of Business)
• Eric J. Deitch (Philosophy, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Teresa L. Dixon (Electrical Engineering, College of Engineering)
• Paul J. Fields (Business Administration, Smeal College of Business)
• Paula Golombek (Speech Communications, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Donald Machusak (Geosciences, College of Earth and Mineral Sciences)
• A. David Salvia (Electrical Engineering, College of Engineering)
• Hong Amy Tang (Biochemistry, Eberly College of Science)
• Glenn T. Visscher (Chemistry, Eberly College of Science)
• Kelly Walter (Comparative Literature, College of the Liberal Arts)

1990-91

• Rebecca S. Bigler (Psychology, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Terry L. Burnworth (Architecture, College of Arts and Architecture)
• Karen C. High (Chemical Engineering, College of Engineering)
• Alex E. Hill (Music Conduction, College of Arts and Architecture)
• Tak-Cheung Lau (Biology, Eberly College of Science)
• Stacey P. Lowery (Chemistry, Eberly College of Science)
• Kathryn M. Plank (English, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Susanne M. Polley (Economics, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Timothy J. Rupert (Accounting, Smeal College of Business)
• Margo Stavros (Art History, College of Arts and Architecture)
• Angela R. Strzelecki (Chemistry, Eberly College of Science)

1989-90

• Linda Ferreira Buckley (English, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Cheryl Corneal (Human Development & Family Studies, College of Health and Human Development)
• Dipankar Ghosh (Business Administration, Smeal College of Business)
• Chantal Huyghebaert (Linguistics, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Scott Mandia (Meteorology, College of Earth and Mineral Sciences)
• Kathryn McClintock (Art History, College of Arts and Architecture)
• Joan McGettigan (Mass Communications, College of Communications)
• Andrea Ogonosky (Social Psychology, College of the Liberal Arts)
• Sandra Scrivener (Aerospace Engineering, College of Engineering)
• James A. Strauss (Physiology, Intercollege Graduate Degree Program)
• Wiebke Streh (German, College of the Liberal Arts)