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Atlanta, GA | Posted: October 29, 2014
Phillip Taylor
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The GVU Center at Georgia Tech this week announced the 2014 Foley Scholars, the center’s highest student honor that recognizes top graduate students for outstanding research contributions.
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2014 Foley ScholarsThe GVU Center at Georgia Tech this week announced the 2014 Foley Scholars, the center’s highest student honor that recognizes top graduate students for outstanding research contributions.
The Foley Scholars for 2014 are:
The students will be recognized at the Foley Scholars Dinner on Wednesday, Oct. 29.
The Foley Scholars were selected from a group of eight accomplished finalists, all showing tremendous potential and impact in shaping technology for a broad range of challenges in modern society. The other finalists include Laura Barg-Walkow, Casey Fiesler, Hwajung Hong, Aditi Misra, and Andrew Quitmeyer.
The James D. Foley GVU Center Endowment provides graduate fellowships of $5,000. The scholarship is awarded on a merit basis for overall brilliance and potential impact of student research. The scholarship is made possible through the generous contributions of donors committed to supporting the GVU community’s student scholars and their work.
