We are proud to report that two Carleton geology majors have been awarded National Science Foundation graduate research fellowships! The fellowships provide graduate students with three years of support worth a total of over $100,000. The fellowships carry annual stipends of $30,000 plus a one-time allowance of $11,500 for education-related expenses.
Among the ten winners of fellowships this year from Carleton were two Carleton geology majors: Kristin Bergmann ’04, who is attending the California Institute of Technology and Sam Kanner ’10, who will be attending the University of California-Berkeley.
Also, the eight honorable mentions in the competition from Carleton included geology alums Tyler Mackey and Lydia Staisch, both ’08.