Academic Honors and Awards announced
06.07.2022 | Office of the Dean, College of Arts and SciencesMore than 200 undergraduates are recipients of 2022 Academic Honors and Awards. Congratulations, Bearcats!
More than 200 undergraduates are recipients of 2022 Academic Honors and Awards. Congratulations, Bearcats!
Sydney Wilson ’22 wrote a 28-page tale of a young boy who learns a safety lesson.
The annual event was hosted virtually for the second consecutive year and expanded to a two-day format for the first time.
An anonymous donor has given Willamette $1 million in matching funds to inspire the creation of new endowed scholarships and a limited number of matching funds remain.
More than 200 undergraduates are recipients of 2021 Academic Honors and Awards. Congratulations, Bearcats!
Noelle Medina ’21 found myriad ways to be active within their major and on campus.
Evan Segimoto '21 is honored for his research presentation at the American College of Sports Medicine Northwest Annual Meeting.
Applicant pool for East Africa internship was the largest in the organization's history.
During a time of pain and healing, Katie Lee’s professors and classmates inspired her to make the most of her life.
The Willamette University College of Liberal Arts honored students’ academic achievements this week.
Willamette University professors respond to the pandemic by answering questions in their fields of expertise.
Board of Trustees promotes eight professors in the College of Arts and Sciences to associate professor with tenure.
Willamette Emergency Medical Service is one of two services of its kind registered in state.
Maggie Grogan (20') demonstrates cutting edge eccentric training/balance device from the Open House at Northwest Rehabilitation Associates recently.
The groundbreaking research of Monya Maleki ’19 brings the benefits of ballet to the football arena.
Willamette University College of Liberal Arts honored students’ academic achievements at a ceremony April 29 in Cat Cavern.
Presented the research he performed with Professor Row in Inter-rater reliability in three rapid stepping tests. Their abstract was accepted to be published on the ACSM website
Monya Maleki ('19) presented the research she performed with Payton Rund and KayLyn Stirton ('19)
Willamette had one of our best showings ever at the ACSM NW 2019 Knowledge Bowl. Our two teams competed against students from throughout the northwest region and Alaska.
Join us in congratulating Alexis (Lexi) Towner, who was recently named the Northwest Conference Women's Golf Student-Athlete of the Week!
Exercise science class explores the physical changes that accompany aging.
Willamette students present summer research at the Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics & Native Americans in Science conference.
Dr. Row Lazzarini joins other NCAA DIII Faculty Athletic Representatives (FAR) in Baltimore for a weekend of learning how FAR can have an impact on campus.
Graduates from Willamette University’s Exercise and Health Science program.
Graduates from Willamette University’s Exercise and Health Science program.
Katie's internship with UCLA's Bioengineering Department will focus on nerve regeneration and muscle atrophy prevention.
Exercise and Health Science graduate Rachel Kiser-Taylor (18’) was awarded the Play it Forward award. Congratulations Rachel!
Bioscientist Travis Stiles ’05 explains how three professors and a fraternity brother inspired his potentially life-saving research.
Four Exercise and Health Science seniors invited to join Phi Beta Kappa Society and Delta Chapter of Oregon.
The grants fund students’ research across a spectrum of disciplines.
The Willamette University College of Liberal Arts honored students’ academic achievements April 23 in Cat Cavern.
Please help us in congratulating these three, as well as other graduating seniors!
Troy Conway ‘18 was awarded the Teppola prize for his poem entitled Babysitter Wanted.
In 2015, Colby Takeda became one of the nation’s youngest administrators when he opened The Plaza at Waikiki, an assisted living community in Honolulu.
The Northwest American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) conference was held in Bend, Oregon.
The funding will support underrepresented youth in STEM fields.
Katie Pierson ’18 joins Peace Corps and will be teaching exercise science to high school students in Liberia next year.
Tynan Gable ’17 was commended by the adjudication committee for the Mark O. Hatfield Library Research Award based on work from an EXSCI 248 class.
Travis Stiles ’05 president and CEO of Novoron Bioscience moves closer to reversing nerve damage caused by Multiple Sclerosis.
During this Willamette program, students make breakthroughs while working side-by-side with professors.
At Willamette, senior Liz Gill found activities that fit who she is and helped define the leader she wants to be.
College of Liberal Arts students received more than 100 academic honors and awards.
Exercise Science majors Ami Boucher and Salina Judd were both recognized and awarded (The Kinitzer) by the department for their contributions to advancing the ideals of the department.
This recognition is considered one of the highest prestigious honors of undergraduate achievements.
Exercise Science undergraduates hosted several students from the Oregon School for the Deaf as they participated in National Biomechanics Day (4/6).
The university recognized Anna Cox, Brandi Row Lazzarini, Roy Pérez, Abigail Susik, Karen Sandrik and Kawika Pierson for their teaching, scholarship and service.
Her presentation was titled “Diabetic Neuropathy on Knee Joint Position Sense.”
Dr. Row, associate professor in exercise science, talks research and technology in November’s issue of Willamette magazine.
Sixteen Willamette students investigated the inter-workings of a modern medical school institution.
“Internal Torque Partially Accounts for Proprioceptive Acuity”
Caroline Cahill '13 was named to the University of California's 30 Under 30 list for the Global Food Initiative
Professor Peter Harmer’s drive to help students excel earned him a statewide award.
Congratulation to Caroline for her Carson Grant titled “Examining the Role of the Built Environment on Obesity: A Policy Paper”.
In recognition of his contributions to mentoring in the biomedical sciences, Professor Harmer has received the 2015 Mentor Award from the Medical Research Foundation, administered by the Oregon Health and Science University.
Ryan Springer ('15) was recognized by the Hampshire Honor Society, who promote academic scholarship among NCAA football players.
Manny Rodriguez ('15) presented his research "Upstream vs. Downstream Determinants of Diabetes" at the Health Inequities Symposium in Corvallis, OR on April 21st.
Lindsay Russo ('15) has received the Kenitzer Award for academic excellence and outstanding contributions to advancing the ideals of the Department of Exercise Science.
Eleven EXSCI students traveled to the American College of Sport Medicine's NW regional meeting to compete in the annual Student Knowledge Bowl.