This year’s Manifest Reception for the AA+A Department will be dedicated to our students, recognizing our graduating seniors and their families and honoring our 2011-2012 Scholarship winners. It will also celebrate our new degree major, B.S. in Acoustics, reflecting on its past, present, and future, recognizing the Department’s founding Chair and Acoustics scholar, Doug Jones, and thanking all those who contributed to the success of this initiative.

When:   Friday, 5/4, 5:30-6:30pm
Where: 33 E. Congress, Room 105 (enter on Wabash, make a left, and then a right towards Room 105).

Come celebrate with us!

This is an opportunity for all of us at AA+A to interact with our future colleagues and their families and recognize our graduating seniors’ successful work. It is also an opportunity to celebrate the academic and creative accomplishments of our 2011-2012 award winning students:

Eric McGowan and Matt McQuaid are this year’s co-recipients of the Hammerman Scholarship. We congratulate Eric and Matt for maintaining a high academic record and for succeeding in impressing their teachers with their dedication, intellectual rigor, and dependability.

We also congratulate the following Hammerman Scholarship finalists whose top performance brought them to the 2011-2012 nomination list: Nealle DiPaolo, Stephen Emling, and Lance Ferrell.

Thomas Noble is this year’s recipient of the Jeremy Jefferies Hill Scholarship in Acoustics (2nd Prize – no 1st Prize awarded this year). Our congratulations to Thomas for achieving a high academic record and demonstrating growing commitment to and focus on his studies and educational and professional future in Acoustics, while engaging in advanced research with the US Army Corps of Engineers.

Finally, Sarah Kaddatz is one of this year’s recipients of the Alumni Scholarship. Congratulations Sarah for impressing the College’s Scholarship office with your performance in your studies!

Again, come celebrate with us during our AA+A Manifest Reception!

Friday, 5/4, 5:30-6:30pm, 33 E. Congress, Room 105