Georgia Tech’s Women in Engineering (WIE) program recently awarded 33 scholarships to undergraduate biomedical engineering students. The Georgia Tech Women in Engineering (WIE) program is dedicated to recruiting top female students into engineering majors. WIE is run by faculty and staff out of the College of Engineering (CoE) dean’s office, and exists to serve the needs of all women engineering students at Georgia Tech. Female CoE students are automatically associated with WIE.
These scholarships are awarded based on academic excellence, financial need, and involvement with women-focused professional organizations such as WIE and the Society of Women Engineers as well as other criteria (major, GPA, and citizenship) specified by each of the corporate sponsors. The application for these scholarships becomes available each year in mid-January.
Please join us in congratulating this year’s WIE biomedical engineering student scholarship recipients.
BME STUDENT, YEAR -- SCHOLARSHIP
Areeba Abid, Junior -- Lyall Endowment
Isha Bhatia, Sophomore -- Danaher
Emma Blume, Senior, -- Angela Calvin
Julie Bu, Senior -- Angela Calvin
Savannah Carlsen, Senior -- George Family Foundation
Raeedah Choudhury, Senior -- Miller Endowment
Sierra Copner, Sophomore -- Kimberly-Clark
Manasi Deshpande, Senior -- Eli Lilly
Hannah Geil, Sophomore -- Danaher
Meghana Holegadde, Junior -- Brooks Endowment
Fatima Islam, Senior -- Prucka Endowment
Alyssa Jackson, Senior -- Angela Calvin
Elizabeth Kappler, Sophomore -- Abbott
Argyro Kosmakos, Senior -- Gasser Endowment
Makenna Laffey, Sophomore -- Storey Endowment
Maite Marin-Mera, Sophomore -- Storey Endowment
Elsa Mathew, Senior -- George Family Foundation
Kylee McLain, Senior -- Abbott
Laura Meyer, Sophomore -- Miller Endowment
Aida Mokube, Senior -- George Family Foundation
Jillian Ortner, Sophomore -- Eli Lilly
Pearly Pandya, Senior -- Abbott
Elise Pippert, Senior -- Lyall Endowment
Archana Premkumar, Junior -- Ligon Endowment
Katherine Richardson, Senior -- Lyall Endowment
Monali Shah, Senior -- Prucka Endowment
Anupama Shah, Sophomore -- Storey Endowment
Ann Stringer, Junior -- Prucka Endowment
Kathleen Szabo, Junior -- Eli Lilly
Oviya Thanigaivelan, Senior -- George Family Foundation
Caroline Ware, Junior -- Miller Endowment
Alice Win, Junior -- Axion BioSystems
Allison Wong, Junior -- Storey Endowment
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