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Randall Research Scholars
@UA_RRSP
The Catherine J. Randall Research Scholars Program (RRSP) is a nationally recognized undergraduate research program. FKA: The Computer-Based Honors Program.
Tuscaloosa, AL Katılım Kasım 2018
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RRS students helped to serve as judges and mentors for the annual STEM Showcase event (a middle-school focused science fair) this past weekend!
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This November, RRS students Griffin Beasley and Lance Kieswetter attended FEF's College Industry Conference where Griffin was awarded a scholarship for academic achievement.
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RRS junior Bailey Berry was awarded 1st place in the Food, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech division in the poster competition at the AIChE - American Institute of Chemical Engineers Annual Student Conference in Boston!
Congrats Bailey!
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RRS senior Luke Turner had the opportunity to organize the first-ever UA School of Music Day of Service through his nonprofit, Concerts for Joy, while performing at The Birmingham Zoo, Danberry at Inverness, and Town Village Vestavia.
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RRS student Rebecca Maddox participated in the Toronto Metropolitan University Thrill & Design Competition, hosted by Universal Creative in Orlando, FL. Her teammates were Rianna Cassibry and Zach Hymowitz.
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We're always excited to see Dr. Nan Boden (COO of Alterion, former Chief of Staff at Google) on campus! She shared her experiences at 2 different talks. Nan graduated from UA (Applied Math) in the CBHP (now Randall Research Scholars) and a PhD at Caltech.
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Samantha Hatcher, RRS Freshman in Computer Science, recently completed the NYC Marathon! Congrats Samantha!
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We were honored to have President Peter Mohler visit us to share his research "Why" that led to his career path. He shared a set of "mmm" moments (not "aha" moments) that led to the key contribution areas of his career. We are so happy to have him as our new leader!
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