Frank is a graduate student in Dr. Jeff Davis' group and is studying self-assembled biosensors. This is a prestigious fellowship that is awarded to fewer than 20 graduate students in the U.S. annually. Well done, Frank. The Rollinson Fellowship Program serves as a means of introducing first year chemistry majors to research opportunities in analytical, materials and physical chemistry. Research projects span a wide cross section of scientific interests ranging from polymer phase separation to surface chemistry on Chesapeake Bay sediment.
Students receive some tuition support and research funds.
In the coming fall, seven of the undergraduate participants will continue to do research with their Rollinson Fellowship Program groups. The College is pleased to support a program that offers a great experience to undergraduates. We are grateful to the following faculty mentors. Once we are live, all payroll journals will be electronic, non-faculty time sheets will be web based and leave will be recorded in real time. The PHR system will not have timesheets for faculty or graduate students.