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Comments: 0 Views: 37From a Warren Wilson College news release:
FOUR WWC STUDENT RECEIVE DERIEUX PRIZE FOR UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH
Four Warren Wilson College students who presented their research at the 107th meeting of the N.C. Academy of Science have been awarded Derieux Prizes for Excellence in Undergraduate Research.
The following Warren Wilson students received prizes for original research presented at the annual NCAS meeting March 26-27 in Greensboro: Amy Kunkel, first place, zoology/behavioral sciences & physics; Isaiah Thalmayer, first place, environmental science/ecology & botany; Rachel Kivela, second place, cell & developmental biology/ chemistry & biotechnology; and Stephen Somerville, third place, zoology/behavioral sciences & physics. # # #
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