Undergrad chapter members honored
The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Honor Society, Chi Omega Lambda, recognizes exceptional undergraduate juniors and seniors pursuing degrees in the molecular life sciences at colleges or universities with ASBMB Student Chapters. Students are recognized for their scholarly achievement, research accomplishments and outreach activities. ASBMB usually holds an induction ceremony during the annual meeting, but the 2020 meeting was canceled due to COVID-19 so inductees instead will be recognized on the society’s website.
ASBMB’s Student Chapters program also presents an Outstanding Chapter award each year to recognize a Student Chapter that demonstrates leadership in education activities, exceptional commitment to increasing public scientific awareness, interaction with other campus events, and participation in regional and national meetings. This year’s winner is the Northeastern University Student Chapter, advised by Kirsten Fertuck.
2020 honor society inductees
| Nana Aikins, Rochester Institute of Technology Emily Aleksandrovic, Hartwick College Ivy Antunes, St. Mary’s College of Maryland Jacob Boyer, Purdue University Alon Brown, Marymount Manhattan College Nina Bui, University of Nebraska–Lincoln Nhu Chau, St. Mary’s College of Maryland Lillian Cool, Otterbein University Alexis Craft, Lane College Allison Cruikshank, University of Nebraska–Lincoln Kevin DiMagno, Rochester Institute of Technology Daniel Do, Stockton University Madison Donovan, University of Tampa Danielle Duryea, Otterbein University Ryan Fink, Monmouth University Zachary Fralish, Florida Southern College Wihib Hankore, University of Nebraska–Lincoln Cassidy Illum, Manhattan Marymount College Bailey Jameson, Stephen F. Austin State University Rachel Jansen, University of Massachusetts Meera Joshi, Wesleyan University Marjan Khan, Manhattan Marymount College Charya Khun, Wesleyan University Rochelle Knier, University of Wisconsin–Stout Sunnie Kong, Boston University Austin Lai, Emory College Noah Langenfeld, University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point Renee Lawrence, University of San Diego Colin Lemire, University of Massachusetts |
Rebecca Leuschen, University of Nebraska–Lincoln Sean Lewis, Rochester Institute of Technology Christopher Lore, Manhattan College Wei-Shin Lu, Otterbein University Ryan Maki, University of Wisconsin–Lacrosse Megan McClain, Otterbein University Erin McNell, St. Bonaventure University Victoria Miller-Browne, Northeastern University Daniela Molina Palacios, University of Massachusetts Victoria Momyer, Boston University Rachel Muti, Otterbein University Kathleen Ngo, Stockton University Tenzin Ngodup, Wesleyan University Brett Palmero, Lake Forest College Surya Pulukuri, Boston University Gwendolyn Pyeatt, Boston University Paige Richards, Stockton University Ashley Robinson, Hamline University Catherine Rojas, Stockton University Jordyn Ross, Stevenson University Braeden Sagehorn, University of Massachusetts Amherst Sashrika Saini, University of Massachusetts Diana Sanchez-Zevallos, Stockton University Sharon Shania, University of San Diego Raheed Sunesra, Trinity College Huong Trinh, University of Nebraska–Lincoln Chiemeka Uwakwe, St. Johns University Gina Wade, University of Wisconsin–Lacrosse |
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