Rose Hills Foundation Science & Engineering Scholarship Graduate School Program

The Rose Hills Foundation Fellowship is intended to recognize and reward highly meritorious graduate students pursuing advanced degrees in the life sciences, natural sciences, or engineering. This fellowship supports students in STEM who demonstrate exceptional academic achievement, financial need, and strong leadership potential, consistent with the mission of the Rose Hills Foundation to develop and support the next generation of scientific and technical leaders.

Funding

2022 Rose Hills Foundation Fellowship Awardees

Desiree Macchia

Physiology and Biophysics (School of Medicine)

Navneet Hakhu

Statistics (School of Information and Computer Sciences)

Mikael Sebag

Informatics (School of Information and Computer Sciences)

Christian Vargas

Pharmacological Sciences (School of Pharmaceutical Sciences)

Weilin Guan

Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering (School of Engineering)

Gracie Wong

Earth System Science (School of Physical Sciences)

Haley Masters

Developmental & Cell Biology (School of Biological Sciences)

Julio Avelar-Barragan

Molecular Biology & Biochemistry (School of Biological Sciences)

Jennifer Stocksdale

Neurobiology & Behavior (School of Biological Sciences)

Michelle Herrera

Ecology & Evolutionary Biology (School of Biological Sciences)

2022 Second and Third Year Rose Hills Foundation Fellowship Awardees

Aaron Ramirez

Third Year. Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering (School of Engineering)

Anneka Miller Casas

Third Year. Chemistry (School of Physical Sciences)

Ariane Jong

Third Year. Civil and Environmental Engineering (School of Engineering)

Brook Jeang

Third Year. Public Health with concentration in Global Health (School of Public Health)

Christopher Gonzalez

Third Year. Physics and Astronomy (School of Physical Sciences)

Austin Parrish

Second Year. Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering (School of Engineering)

Jennifer Pi

Third Year. Mathematics (School of Physical Sciences)

Jessica Monterrosa Mena

Third Year. Environmental Health Sciences (School of Public Health)

Jenaro Soto

Third Year. Pharmacological Sciences (School of Pharmaceutical Sciences)

Aliza Le

Second Year. Anatomy and Neurobiology (School of Medicine)

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