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2019-2020 Outstanding Graduate Student Awards

  • The Graduate School
  • Tuesday, April 14th, 2020

The Graduate School has announced the recipients of the 2019-2020 Outstanding Graduate Student Awards for each college.

  • College of Education and Behavioral Sciences: Lamario Moore, Master of Arts in Education, Student Affairs in Higher Education
  • College of Health and Human Services: Sepehr Rassi, Master of Science in Kinesiology
  • Gordon Ford College of Business: Aaron Jacobs, Master of Accountancy
  • Ogden College of Science and Engineering: Tilekbek Zhoroev, Master of Science, Mathematics
  • Potter College of Arts & Letters: Zahra AbedinezhadMehrabadi, Master of Arts, Folk Studies

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