Four recent Kansas University graduates have received fellowships from the National Science Foundation to study this fall.
The fellowships give up to $121,500 in support over three years.
The recipients and their new universities are:
¢ Sarah Feldt, May 2004 graduate in mathematics and physics, University of Michigan.
¢ Jesse Noffsinger, May 2005 graduate in physics, University of California-Berkeley.
¢ Katie Rose Mitchell-Koch, 2003 graduate in chemistry, who is transferring from the University of Michigan to KU for graduate work.
¢ Jennifer Sweeton, May 2004 graduate in cognitive psychology and French, Stanford University.
In addition to Mitchell-Koch, there are two new NSF fellows attending KU this fall. They are Jacob Esselstyn, in ecology and evolutionary biology, and Jeffrey Young, in electrical engineering and computer science.
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