National Honors and Awards
Rhodes Scholarship
Provides full support for up to three years of study at Oxford University, England, to 32 American students with proven intellectual and academic achievement.
Alyssa Lamb, Classics & Biblical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies
Marshall Scholarship
Provides full support for up to three years of study in any discipline at any university in the United Kingdom to approximately 40 American students.
Jennifer Devine, Geography & International Studies
Beinecke Scholarship
Provides $32,000 to 18 students of exceptional ability and achievement planning to pursue graduate study in the arts, humanities, and social sciences.
Kristi Govella, Political Science & Japanese
Goldwater Scholarship
Awards up to $15,000 to approximately 300 sophomores and juniors preparing for careers in engineering, math, and the natural sciences.
Eliana Hechter, Computer Science
Jonathan Su, Computer Science
Udall Scholarship
Awards $5,000 to sophomores and juniors pursuing careers in environmental public policy or health care and tribal public policy.
Kayanna Warren, Biology & International Studies
Merage American Dream Fellowship
Awarded to promising immigrant students to achieve their American dream.
Hoang Nhan, English & Neurobiology
Consortium for Math and its Applications Contest Winners
Recognizes students with exceptional abilities in mathematical modeling.
Tracy Lovejoy, Physics & Mathematics
Sasha Aravkin, Computer Science & Mathematics
Casey Schneider-Mizell, Physics & Mathematics
Honors Program Scholarships and Fellowships
Bonderman Travel Fellowship
Provides $10,000 grants to exceptional students with inspiring plans for foreign travel.
Kathleen Belew, Comparative History of Ideas
Vincent Gonzales, International Studies & Comparative History of Ideas
Grant Mandarino, Art History
Annette McCabe, Neurobiology
Amy Piedalue, International Studies & Women Studies
William Gerberding Scholarship
Awarded to students judged to have rendered exemplary service or brought special distinction to the Honors community.
Raz Barnea, Comparative History of Ideas
Jennifer Griffiths, Biology & Dance
Henley Scholarship
Awarded to Honors students for the purpose of studying abroad.
John Faith, Anthropology
Angela Kim, Comparative History of Ideas
Honors Program Scholarship
Awarded to juniors and seniors on the basis of outstanding performance in the natural sciences, humanities, or social sciences.
Angela Kim, Comparative History of Ideas
Claire Suni, Law, Societies, and Justice
Alexis Wheeler, Political Science & History
Dillman Scholarship
Awarded to rising and current seniors on the basis of academic merit.
Kenneth Liu, Applied and Computational Mathematical Sciences
Bordeaux Scholarship
Awarded to rising juniors on the basis of academic merit.
Lesley Everett, Biochemistry
Angela Hiatt, Biochemistry
Mary Gates Achievement Scholarship
Awarded to rising sophomores on the basis of academic merit.
Alyson Dimmitt, Pre Major
Mary Gates Endowment Scholarship
Awarded to entering freshmen on the basis of academic merit.
Emily Angell, Pre Major
Darya Borisenko, Pre Major
Christina Chan, Pre Major
Nicole Draney, Business Administration
Sarah Goldenkranz, Pre Sciences
Graham Griffiths, Pre Major
Suzanne Hayward, Physics
Ryan Kosai, Pre Engineering
JoAnn Lin, Pre Major
Alexander Mendez, Physics & Pre Engineering
Sarah Muska, Pre Major
Anthony Poon, Pre Major
Charles Robbins, Pre Major
Shannon Schmoll, Physics & Astronomy
Jason Thorsness, Computer Engineering
Dana Wen, Computer Science
Campbell Scholarship
Awarded to an incoming freshman based on academic merit.
Jacob Sweeney-Samuelson, Pre Major
Frantz Scholarship
Awarded to a promising student entering the UW Academy for Young Scholars.
Kalila Jackson-Spieker, Pre Major
Faculty Awards
Honors Excellence in Teaching Award
Presented to the most outstanding Honors instructor of the 2003-2004 academic year, on the basis of student nominations and selection by the Honors Student Advisory Panel.
Professor Steven Herbert, Geography & Law, Societies, and Justice