University at Buffalo (UB)
Release Date: June 6, 2001 This content is archived.
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Forty-three University at Buffalo sophomores have received Grace W. Capen Academic Awards for outstanding academic achievement from the UB Women's Club.
Recipients must have completed a minimum of 45-50 hours of full-time work at UB with a quality point average of 3.9 or higher.
The students each received an award of $250 raised by Women's Club projects.
The recipients, their hometowns and their major areas of study are:
ALDEN: Lauren E. Schroeder, history
ALEXANDER: Elizabeth Hanobik, accounting
AMHERST: Jeffrey Till, mathematics and computer science
BEMUS POINT: Jarod Masci, biological sciences and psychology
BUFFALO: Jasmina Demirovic, pharmacy; Mark John Wrobel, pharmacy
CAZENOVIA: Amy Fuller, biological sciences and psychology
CHEEKTOWAGA: Feng Ding, computer engineering; Robert Zmitrewicz, Jr., mechanical engineering
CHURCHVILLE: Amy Turner, electrical engineering
CLARENCE: Gina Sottile, accounting
CORFU: Amy Saleh, biomedical sciences
DELMAR: Elizabeth Fox-Solomon, political science
DEPEW: Lori Wittman, occupational therapy
EAST AMHERST: Monika Chatrath, biomedical sciences; Kevin Horbowicz, pharmacy
HAMBURG: Marc Krawiec, English
HONG KONG: Sinyan Yeung, pharmacy
JASPER: Rita Ditondo, economics
LANCASTER: Aaron Beechler, computer engineering
LATHAM: Jeremy Partlow, pharmacy
LIVERPOOL: Brian Anger, computer engineering
GROSSE ISLE, MICH.: Yvonne Messer, dance
NEW HARTFORD: Stephanie Lo, international marketing
NEW YORK CITY: Jenny Yu, environmental design
NIAGARA FALLS: Jessica Kumm, political science
NORTH TONAWANDA: Stephen Scull, biological sciences; Carolyn Wiech, biological sciences
OLEAN: Nicole Dionne, anthropology
ORCHARD PARK: Jessica Keagle, biochemical pharmacology
POLAND: Tomasz Wieladek, computer science and economics
RICHFORD: Jenine Slack, pharmacy
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS: Sara Center, English
SPRINGVILLE: Matthew Schrantz, history; Jesse Wagner, chemical engineering
TONAWANDA: Abdullah Sallaj, theoretical biomedicine and psychology
WAVERLY: Stacie Ward, biochemical pharmacology
WEBSTER: Yelizaveta Lekakh, pharmacy; Brian Patel, chemical engineering
WEST SENECA: Daniel Fenz, civil engineering; Daniel McSkimming, mathematics and French
WILLIAMSVILLE: Marina Dukhon, computer science and mathematics; Lauren Scott, biological sciences