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Student Competition Award Winners

Open Competition

Janelle Wharry​

First Place, Advanced Materials, University of Michigan​

Samuel Brinton​

First Place, Energy Policy, Kansas State University

Lindsay Shuller​

First Place, Fuel Separations and Waste Forms, University of Michigan​

Jenifer Shafer​

Second Place, Fuel Separations and Waste Forms, Washington State University​

Amber Wright​

Tied for Third Place, Fuel Separations and Waste Forms, University of Nevada at Las Vegas​

Christina Leggett​

Tied for Third Place, Fuel Separations and Waste Forms, University of California at Berkeley​

Robert Petroski​

First Place, Isotope Transmutation, Massachusetts Institute of Technology​

Mark Massie​

Second Place, Isotope Transmutation, Massachusetts Institute of Technology​

Kenneth Allen​

Tied for Third Place, Isotope Transmutation, University of South Carolina​

Jeffrey Powers​

Tied for Third Place, Isotope Transmutation, University of California at Berkeley​

Shadi Ghrayeb​

First Place, Nuclear Fuels, Pennsylvania State University​

Andrew Ward​

Second Place, Nuclear Fuels, University of Michigan​

Kurt Terrani​

Third Place, Nuclear Fuels, University of California at Berkeley

Jamie Warburton​

First Place, Nuclear Material Accountability and Control Instrumentation, University of Nevada at Las Vegas​

Jennifer Dolan​

Second Place, Nuclear Material Accountability and Control Instrumentation, University of Michigan​

Braden Goddard​

Third Place, Nuclear Material Accountability and Control Instrumentation, Texas A&M University​

Michael Schettini​

First Place, Nuclear Science and Engineering, University of California at Santa Barbara​

Jeremy Roberts​

Second Place, Nuclear Science and Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Steven Skutnik​

First Place, Systems Engineering and Analysis, North Carolina State University​

Anthony Scopatz​

Second Place, Systems Engineering and Analysis, University of Texas at Austin​

Brendan Kochunas​

Tied for Third Place, Systems Engineering and Analysis, University of Michigan​

Mike Worrall​

Tied for Third Place, Systems Engineering and Analysis, University of Michigan​

Competition for Students Who Attend Universities with Less Than $500 Million in 2008 R&D Expenditures

Jessie Brown

University of California at Santa Barbara

Matthew Dennis

Missouri University of Science and Technology

Travis Grimes

Washington State University

Andrew Johnson

University of Idaho

Glenn Lockwood

Rutgers University

David Schnaars

University of California at Santa Barbara​

Lani Seaman

University of California at Santa Barbara
NEUP – Nuclear Energy University Program