Texas Space Grant Consortium Awards Fellowships
May 25, 2004

The Texas Space Grant Consortium has awarded twenty $5,000 Fellowships to for the 2004-05 Academic Year to graduate students attending 14 of its member institutions. These awards recognize excellence in life and academics by students who are pursuing graduate work in space-related fields.

The Texas Space Grant Consortium is a group of 35 institutions which include universities, industrial organizations, non-profit organizations, and government agencies within Texas. Through education and research, the Consortium seeks to inspire Texans to participate in and support NASA's mission of improving life on our planet, extending life beyond our planet, and exploring the universe.

For more information about this program visit http://www.tsgc.utexas.edu/grants/

2004-2005 TSGC Fellows

Christopher Allen Microbiology and Immunology University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston		Eric Morgan Mechanical Engineering Southern Methodist University
Sarah Bates Physics and Astronomy Texas Christian University		Andrea Oyewole Environmental Toxicology Texas Southern University
James Camp Chemical Engineering University of Houston		Guthrie Partridge Physics and Astronomy Rice University
Christina Chomel Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics University of Texas at Austin		Patrick Roddy Physics University of Texas at Dallas
George Dundee Physics Baylor University		Sherry Thaxton Industrial Engineering Texas Tech University
Erika Esquivel Materials Science and Engineering University of Texas at El Paso		Lesley Weitz Aerospace Engineering Texas A&M University
Benjamin Fasenfest Electrical and Computer Engineering University of Houston		Samuel Welsh Aerospace Engineering University of Texas at Arlington
Binaifer Kadwa Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics University of Texas at Austin		Deirdre Wendel Physics and Astronomy Rice University
Kayla Kepley Electrical Engineering Texas Tech University		Jason Wilson Physical and Life Sciences Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi
Eva Lovelady Chemical Engineering Texas A&M University